Damptronic (active shock) longevity?
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Looks if its a bilstein
https://www.britishparts.co.uk my computer wont link the full address look suspension and it mentions OEM in the details. The last one with the white top has electronic control.
https://www.britishparts.co.uk my computer wont link the full address look suspension and it mentions OEM in the details. The last one with the white top has electronic control.
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Looks if its a bilstein
https://www.britishparts.co.uk my computer wont link the full address look suspension and it mentions OEM in the details. The last one with the white top has electronic control.
https://www.britishparts.co.uk my computer wont link the full address look suspension and it mentions OEM in the details. The last one with the white top has electronic control.
https://www.britishparts.co.uk/jagua...absorber-p7508
That part number cross-referenced on a US Jaguar site shows "adaptive dynamics, without variable damping." Not that the fitment information is all that reliable; the accessory manual transmission shift knob showed as only fitting automatics. I digress. My recollection is that the B4 is non-adjustable and called the HD in the US, with the B6 being designed for lowered cars and called SP here. I don't think either of those is considered rebuildable, but some models are. Bilstein lists nothing for the F-Type and neither does the supplier I used for the last Bilsteins I bought. I suspect there's some exclusivity agreement.
EDIT: I just took a break from the screen to crawl around in the driveway. The LR shock is installed such that I can see the BILSTEIN logo and "Made in Germany."
Last edited by lizzardo; 04-05-2022 at 02:56 PM.
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Here is the Bilstein link showing all Jaguar fitments. Just put your car details in. I did a few for fun and they do break out AWD and RWD for the F-Type. Note that if purchased from Bilstein they have a lifetime warranty. I also checked for my XJR but they don't show anything so apparently not everything is covered. I have heard that calling them might help too.
Bilstein Product Selector
Here is the rear one for your 2016 F-Type S AWD. Part #26-231518.
Sorry no prices listed so probably have to purchase thru a dealer?
Rear Strut
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Bilstein Product Selector
Here is the rear one for your 2016 F-Type S AWD. Part #26-231518.
Sorry no prices listed so probably have to purchase thru a dealer?
Rear Strut
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Here is the Bilstein link showing all Jaguar fitments. Just put your car details in. I did a few for fun and they do break out AWD and RWD for the F-Type. Note that if purchased from Bilstein they have a lifetime warranty. I also checked for my XJR but they don't show anything so apparently not everything is covered. I have heard that calling them might help too.
Bilstein Product Selector
Bilstein Product Selector
https://performance.bilstein.com/en/products/
It shows "No products for your selection." It looks like I was in the place to look for upgrades from OE, and OE was not shown.
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Here is the Bilstein link showing all Jaguar fitments. Just put your car details in. I did a few for fun and they do break out AWD and RWD for the F-Type. Note that if purchased from Bilstein they have a lifetime warranty.
Bilstein Product Selector
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Bilstein Product Selector
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Putting in 2014 (the model year) DID achieve results.
As mentioned, it says "Available from dealer"
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Pictured April 2020
BUT, The product selector also says these will fit:
EVO T1 (with adjustment knobs on top for ride height & stiffness) seems to be an actual 'upgrade' to the base model since it has the adjustment...
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