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Air Cooled VW 1966-1977 Bilstein Front Shock Absorber Ball Joint Axle Beam

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Brand Logo Bilstein
Item ID: 375-939
VW Part #: 113-413-031-E
Availability: Out of Stock
Fits Years:
  • Karmann Ghia 1966-1974
  • Standard Beetle 1966-1977
  • Thing 1973-1974
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1966-1977 Bilstein Front Shock Absorber Ball Joint Axle Beam - OEM Number(s) (113-413-031-E)

Finally, a premier quality shock for your Air Cooled VW! German design and manufacturing assure quality and handling second to none. After 100,000 miles, these shocks will still have 98% of their original efficiency and strength. 1966-1977 Air Cooled VW Bilstein Shocks for ball joint front axle beams operate with a self-adjusting valve that automatically changes the daming characteristics depending on the conditions. An excellent long-term investment for your car.

 

  • Compressed length of 14 1/2"
  • Extended length of 18"
  • Sold as Each (2 required per car)
  • Fits Left or Right Hand Side
  • Mounting Hardware not Included

Tech Note: We hear of two common pitfalls during shock absorber replacement here at Mid America Motorworks. One is where a customer has removed the original shock eyelet from the mounting stud but the new shock seems too small to slide on the same stud. Most likely what has happened is the inner metal sleeve from the original shock has seized to the stud and still remains in the way of the new shock. Often times you can loosen the sleeve by using two hammers. Hold one against the sleeve on one side while rapping it with another hammer on the opposite side. This will help break up the rust and loosen the sleeve.

The second is on the "Front Shock Absorber" for 1966-1977 Type 1's there is a short extension that screws on the shaft of the shock absorber. This is the mounting stud. You would have to remove this to replace the rubber stop and dust cover. Without the mounting stud the shock absorber looks incorrect and will not have room for the mounting bushings. Some customers re-use their original mounting stud, but we recommend replacing it if you want to do a top notch installation.

Also known under these part numbers: (For reference only)

  • 113-413-031-E
  • 113413031E
  • 113413031E-GAS
  • 113413031EBR
  • 24006200
  • 651860637815
  • B-46-620
  • BIL24-006200
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