Description
Bilstein B6 Performance Shocks & Struts – 1987–2004 Ford Mustang is an application-specific Bilstein suspension solution for Ford Mustang 1987-2004. For this application, the upgrade is best viewed as a way to sharpen chassis control while preserving predictable balance. That makes it appropriate for an enthusiast street car, canyon use, autocross or HPDE use depending on the rest of the vehicle's spring, tire and alignment setup.
Why Bilstein B6 Performance for This Application?
B6 Performance is designed as an OE-height performance damper upgrade. It is the logical Bilstein choice when the vehicle retains standard-height springs but the driver wants firmer body control, more decisive transient response and greater damping authority than a basic replacement damper. For the Ford application shown here, Bilstein assigns this product to Rear, Front, so the part should be chosen by both chassis fitment and suspension position.
Application-Specific Product Details
- Bilstein Series: B6 Performance
- Product Type:
- Application: Ford Mustang 1987-2004
- Position: Rear, Front
- Country of Origin: DE
Choosing the Right Bilstein Setup
For this application, the upgrade is best viewed as a way to sharpen chassis control while preserving predictable balance. That makes it appropriate for an enthusiast street car, canyon use, autocross or HPDE use depending on the rest of the vehicle's spring, tire and alignment setup. If the vehicle has been lowered, lifted, converted from factory electronic suspension, or carries substantial added weight, verify that this exact Bilstein series and part number matches that configuration before purchase.
Bilstein Application Notes
- Rear Axle Anti-Wrap Shock Absorber
Part Numbers & Configurations
| Position / Configuration | Bilstein MPN | Listed Package Dimensions |
|---|---|---|
| Rear | 24-021494 | L: 22.45 in; W: 2.95 in; H: 2.95 in |
| Front | 35-041382 | L: 26.8 in; W: 3.55 in; H: 3.55 in |
Each selectable variant corresponds to the Bilstein part number shown above. Order the quantity required for the positions being serviced.
