Bilstein Shocks, Struts, 5100 & Coilovers

Shop Bilstein shocks, struts, leveling kits and suspension components at Black Ops Auto Works. Choose OE-style replacement dampers for a maintenance project, performance dampers for your spring setup, or truck suspension parts for the way you drive. Compare the B4, B6, B8 and truck-series options by vehicle, ride height and intended use.

B4, B6 and B8 Shocks and Struts

B4 OE Replacement listings offer a starting point for restoring supported factory suspension applications. For passenger cars, B6 Performance serves supported stock-height setups, while B8 Performance Plus is intended for compatible lowered applications. Start with the spring and ride-height configuration you want to retain or build, then select the approved damper.

The collection includes front and rear shocks, side-specific struts and selected DampTronic applications. Match factory electronic damping and suspension options before choosing a replacement. Explore related shocks and struts when planning work across both axles.

4600, 5100 and Truck Suspension Kits

Explore 4600 stock-height truck dampers, 5100 shocks, 5160 remote-reservoir options and 6112 front suspension kits. The range also includes selected 5112 and 5162 leveling kits, 6100 shocks and 8100 or 8112 applications. Compare the exact kit contents and intended setup rather than treating these series as interchangeable.

Some front ride-height-adjustable applications provide spring-seat choices; a rear shock listed for a lift range does not create that lift. Match both axles to the actual suspension configuration and the manufacturer’s approved application. For a complete project, review related suspension packages.

Matched Kits, Springs and Service Components

Selected B12 Pro-Kit and rear-spring listings provide options beyond individual dampers. Decide whether the project needs replacement shocks, a matched spring-and-damper package or supporting service parts. Check the particular package for its adjustment features and supplied components; these vary by application.

B1 hardware, shock boots, clips and replacement parts help complete a defined service job. Inspect mounts, bearings and bump stops with the installer so worn supporting parts can be addressed at the same time. Arrange alignment when the work changes ride height or suspension geometry.

Choose Your Part

• Choose factory-height replacement, a lowered-car setup or a truck leveling/lift project.
• Identify the exact vehicle, factory suspension options and current springs or ride height.
• Match the Bilstein part number, axle position and left or right side where specified.
• Compare single units, axle sets and kit contents, then plan supporting parts and installation.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the difference between Bilstein B6 and B8 for cars?

B6 Performance serves supported stock-height applications; B8 Performance Plus is intended for compatible lowered applications. Select by the exact vehicle and spring setup.

Which Bilstein options should I compare for a truck?

Compare 4600 stock-height applications with the vehicle-specific 5100, 5160, 6112 and other truck-series listings appropriate to your suspension project.

Do all Bilstein 5100 shocks provide lift?

No. Only specific ride-height-adjustable applications offer that function. A rear shock’s listed lift range describes the suspension setup it supports.

Does a shock or strut listing include a pair?

Check the exact package contents. An individual shock, side-specific strut, axle set and complete suspension kit supply different quantities and components.

How do I choose a replacement for electronic suspension?

Identify the factory suspension option and use the Bilstein application data for the exact part number. Check electronic compatibility before ordering.

Related Suspension Collections

Compare replacement shocks and struts, coilovers and the wider suspension selection. Ask our team about the Bilstein part number and suspension project you are planning.