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}Bilstein® 2015 Scion FR-S - Front and Rear B8 6112 Series Suspension Kit
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BILSTEIN B8 6112 SERIES SUSPENSION KIT
Perfect for all adventure enthusiasts, the Bilstein B8 6112 Series suspension kit lets you enjoy an upgraded off-road experience to meet and exceed your driving demands. It is recognized as a leading suspension solution as it has a large off-road piston to offer an expanded oil capacity, cooling, and long-term durability. It also comes with an adjustable spring seat ideal for leveling and lifting your vehicle and installing larger tires. Like most products from Bilstein, it is also manufactured as a direct-fit, so you don't have to worry about the ground clearance as it works perfectly fine like your original suspension geometry.
- Maximizes your vehicle capability
- Zinc-coated to prevent corrosion concerns
- Vehicle-specific tuning
- Enhanced comfort and handling driving experience
- Adjusts your ride height depending on your preference
- Damper adjustments allow for more dynamic handling in any condition
Bilstein has set the standard in shock absorber and suspension components since they invented the first monotube, gas-pressure shock, in the 1950s.