993C4Smontreal

hey gang,

I am so excited, I can't wait for spring to install these babies. My question of the day is, did I recieve the right parts. When I look at Jeff (intheair) suspension post, the part numbers are as follows:

(1) F4-VE3-B648-H0 Bilstein HD Shock (Left Front)
(1) F4-VE3-B649-H0 Bilstein HD Shock (Right Front)
(2) F4-BE5-6131-H0 Bilstein HD Shocks (Rear)

Mine are slightly different:

(1) F4-VE3-B648-H1 Bilstein HD Shock (Left Front)
(1) F4-VE3-B649-H1 Bilstein HD Shock (Right Front)
(1) F4-BE5-6130-H1 Bilstein HD Shocks (Rear)
(1) F4-BE5-6131-H1 Bilstein HD Shocks (Rear)

IS this right, do I have the latest and greatest, front adjustable, etc, etc.....

timothymoffat

Doesn't matter if it's cars or shiny new parts, I love seeing pics of this stuff! I'm a sick man. Good luck with the transformation!

FLA997

Guys like us will always be attracted to shiny hunks of formed metal.....

My god, don't read too much into that!

chris walrod

Those are the correct dampers with the extra threading to allow a larger range of ride height adjustment.

revolution993

Hey Sam keep me posted when you get them install i wanna see how they look on the car and comfort.I might get a pair,my H&R are way to stiff.

Marlon

"Look right"???

How can you tell until they are on the car

quasr

Make sure you seek out an extra set of locking nuts from Bilstein in NC for the rear shocks. Better safe than sorry.

993Porsche

Please elaborate.

Thanks,

Ken

Garth S

This is one elaboration - hope that it is clear

InTheAir

Those are correct. The number convention changed a few years back (I would have expected that stock would be gone by now).

Here is some more detail in my DIY thread:

https://rennlist.com/forums/showthre...H1#post2870415

Dan V

It's about time!!!!

993C4Smontreal

thanks for confirming guys,....I cant wait for springs to install and see what all the hype is about.