Part Number: E4-MTL-0009A00
Brand: Bilstein
$53.01
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Bilstein B1 (Components) Motorsports Assembly Tools are specialty tools designed for specific tasks during assembly of Bilstein motorsports dampers. Recommended for skilled motorsports damper technicians, each tool improves the efficiency of the task and helps ensure proper component assembly and fitment.
| Weight | 0.5000 lbs |
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| Dimensions | 3.0000 × 1.5000 × 5.0000 in |
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In-Store PickupYou can save shipping charges by using the free local pickup at 158 9th St Brooklyn, NY 11215, Monday through Friday, 10:00 am to 7:00 pm. Please have your order confirmation email with you.
The core BILSTEIN brand can look back on a 140-year history. When the company was founded in Altenvoerde (now Ennepetal) in 1873, no one dreamed what a great influence products from BILSTEIN would have one day on the road safety and driving comfort of the automobile. It was initially window fittings which were to give the company founded by August Bilstein a reputation that stretched far beyond the local regions into neighbouring countries. A number of patented technical innovations formed a solid basis for the later successes of the still young company. To satisfy the high quality demands even in the preliminary phases of fittings manufacture, BILSTEIN set up its own strip iron rolling mill as far back as 1919. In the 1920s, Hans Bilstein, who had taken over the management of the company from his father, returned from the USA to his home in the Westphalia region with some new ideas for methods of nickel and chrome plating. 
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