Bilstein B12 Pro-Kit Suspension Kit: Chrysler 300 / Dodge Magnum 2005 – 2010 (RWD Only)
Original price was: $1,042.44.$899.00Current price is: $899.00.
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Bilstein B12 Pro-Kit Suspension Kit
05-10 Chrysler 300 / 300C RWD
05-08 Dodge Magnum RWD
46-207357
3.5L V6 and 5.7L V8 Drop = 35mm Front and Rear
6.1L SRT8 Drop = 25mm Front and Rear
If you’re looking for the perfect combination of sport dynamics, superior appearance and high performance for your car, you’re on the right track with the BILSTEIN B12 Pro-Kit. This suspension kit provides a dramatic increase in your vehicle’s performance handling characteristics and is designed for drivers wanting precision control and superb driver comfort, while seeking out more curves to conquer.
Product Benefits:
- Professional Cornering System (PCS)
- Precise response, excellent performance and predictable control
- Lowering up to 40mm
- Provides for a lower, action-ready looking vehicle
- BILSTEIN damper and EIBACH Pro-Kit performance spring road-tested and fine-tuned to perfectly complement each other
When August Bilstein laid the foundations for the innovation incubator BILSTEIN in Altenvoerde in Germany’s Westphalia region in 1873, nobody had any idea of the crucial influence the company’s products would one day have on the driving comfort and safety of cars. Instead it was metal window fittings – sold under the catchy name of AUBI, an abbreviation of August Bilstein – that soon made the company famous far beyond the boundaries of Bilstein’s local region and even abroad.
A whole series of technical innovations followed and the revenues earned through these patents provided a solid basis for the later successes of what was still a young company. In order to meet the exacting quality demands already in the preliminary stage of manufacturing the fittings, the company set up its own strip iron rolling mill in 1919. In line with the motto “A rolling stone gathers no moss”, Hans Bilstein, who had taken over the running of the company from his father, returned to his native Westphalia from the USA, which in the 192



