Rear bilstein or ranch part numbers

[DiBo]

So I need to change out the rear shocks after my busted old springs screwdriver mine and now they are all oily and fucked up. I'm looking for the actual part number for the rear bilstein 2" lift shocks and rancho 2" rear lift shocks. Wanna find them on Amazon or something. Can't seem to find the numbers anywhere.

Thanks in advance.

[XVTer]

Wish I could help. Was just looking for this myself but ended up getting the standard-length 4600's.

Curious if anyone knows. Maybe call Greg at PRG?

[DiBo]

well AC only has their stock number and im not buying anything without knowing the part number. So i dont know if im looking at the right part or not

[smj999smj]

Bilstein rear shocks for 05-12 Pathfinder w/ 2" lift:

http://www.4x4parts.com/i-18981403-path ... shock.html

[DiBo]

Bilstein rear shocks for 05-12 Pathfinder w/ 2" lift:

http://www.4x4parts.com/i-18981403-path ... shock.html

I got that thanks, but that is only the sku stock number for AC. I'm. Looking for the actual part numbers from rancho or bilstein.

[docwatson]

http://performancelifts.com/bilstein-20 ... shock.html

This site has the part number as 24-197434 for up to 2" of lift. I couldn't find the technical specs but if you want longer ones I would compare off these.

[DiBo]

http://performancelifts.com/bilstein-20 ... shock.html

This site has the part number as 24-197434 for up to 2" of lift. I couldn't find the technical specs but if you want longer ones I would compare off these.

That's exactly what I was looking for. Thanks. But I would like to get ones about 0.5" longer. Any insight?

[Thupertrooper]

That .5" adds up to more then 2" travel
I have the travel but not the valving with my bilsteins.

You might have to get them custom length.

[docwatson]

If you are getting that serious about shocks, I would measure as get something more precise as thuper mentioned. My guess is there is another vehicle out there you could get stock shocks and the appropriate amount of travel