Toyota Celica St205 Gt4 - Front Shocks (inserts) on 2040-parts.com
Chelm, Poland
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ST205 FRONT SHOCKS (inserts) - a pair of front sport inserts
If you expect more damping power from your shock absorber - even under loads - this is the ideal solution. Made for our special order by Bilstein, to provide Celica owners front SSS upgraded shocks.
If you look at your strut you see that there is a nut that can be unscrew, it can be open like a standard shock and you can replace insert there. Our factory NEW B6 Bilstein shocks are just fit for this struts. Changing them is like for any car with replaceable inserts, no magic there.
For any questions please feel free to contact me.
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