BILSTEIN 24-294904 SMX Series Front Shock
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Vendor : BILSTEIN
Product Type : Suspension and Components
Sku : BIL24-294904
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The BILSTEIN 24-294904 is an SMX Series front shock designed for motorsports applications. It features a monotube internal design, stock-mount smooth-body construction, and a steel body finished in black paint. The shock uses a linear piston and non-adjustable damping.
This shock is configured with a stem upper mount and bar-pin lower mount. It has a 46 mm piston diameter, an 11 mm shaft diameter, and 3.74 inches of stroke or travel. The compressed length is 8.27 inches, while the extended length is 12.01 inches.
The BILSTEIN 24-294904 is supplied as an individual shock. It does not include a spring seat or boot. Its smooth-body stock-mount design provides a direct, application-specific configuration for the intended installation, while the monotube construction supports consistent operation during demanding use.
This product carries a California Proposition 65 warning for cancer and reproductive harm. Refer to the product application information and installation requirements before purchase to confirm suitability for your vehicle or setup.
Features:
- Brand and Part Number: BILSTEIN 24-294904
- Series: SMX Series
- Application Segment: Motorsports
- Shock Type: Front shock absorber
- Internal Design: Monotube
- Body Design: Stock-mount smooth body
- Body Material and Finish: Steel body with black paint
- Damping: Non-adjustable
- Piston Type: Linear
- Piston Diameter: 46 mm
- Shaft Diameter: 11 mm
- Mounting: Stem upper mount and bar-pin lower mount
- Stroke/Travel: 3.74 inches
- Compressed Length: 8.27 inches
- Extended Length: 12.01 inches
- Included Equipment: Spring seat and boot are not included
- Warning: California Proposition 65 warning for cancer and reproductive harm

