Bilstein B6 4600 Rear Shock Absorber | 24-013291
Give your 7.3 Powerstroke the rear control it lost years ago.
The Bilstein B6 4600 (24-013291) is a direct-fit monotube upgrade for stock-height Ford trucks. It replaces a worn factory shock with a 46mm gas-pressure damper that stays consistent under heat, load, and repeated hits. Daily driving feels tighter. Towing feels more planted. The rear of the truck stops floating and starts working.
This is the shock Super Duty owners buy when they want a real improvement without a lift, a reservoir, or a complicated install.
What it does better than stock
Factory rear shocks on 7.3 trucks fade, sag, and wash out once the miles pile up. The B6 4600 uses a monotube body and a velocity-sensitive digressive piston, so damping changes with the road instead of staying mushy or harsh. You get less bounce on washboard, less squat when you hook up a trailer, and more stability in a crosswind or on a crowned highway.
It is tuned for stock ride height. Keep your OEM springs. Bolt it in. Drive it.
Specifications
- Part number: 24-013291
- Series: Bilstein B6 4600
- Position: Rear
- Design: 46mm monotube gas pressure
- Valving: Velocity-sensitive digressive, non-adjustable
- Finish: Yellow paint
- Dust boot: Blue bellows included
- Upper mount: 16 mm eye
- Lower mount: 12.1 mm eye
- Collapsed length: 14.37 in (365 mm)
- Extended length: 22.99 in (584 mm)
- Reservoir: None
- Ride height: Stock
- Sold: Individually (order 2 for a rear pair)
- Warranty: Limited lifetime
Fitment
- Ford F-150 1985–1996 — 2WD / RWD
- Ford F-250 1980–1996 — 2WD / RWD
- Ford F-250 HD 1997 — 2WD / RWD (8-lug)
- Ford F-350 1980–1997 — 2WD / RWD, typically single rear wheel
- Ford F-350 Super Duty 1999–2016 — 2WD / RWD, commonly cab-and-chassis
- Popular rear upgrade on 1999–2003 7.3L Powerstroke Super Duty trucks in 2WD / RWD configurations
This part is listed for 2WD / RWD applications. It is not a universal 4WD Super Duty pickup shock. Confirm year, 2WD vs. 4WD, SRW vs. DRW, and pickup vs. cab-and-chassis before ordering.
OE interchanges
- Ford 7C3Z-18125-CVA
- Ford BC3Z-18125-E
- Ford BC3Z-18125-F
- Ford F8AZ-18125-JA
Install note
Replace the rears as a pair. Most stock-height 2WD trucks are a straightforward bolt-on. If the old hardware is rusted, plan extra time — the shock itself does not require drilling or custom mounts.
Bilstein B6 4600 Rear Shock Absorber | 24-013291
Give your 7.3 Powerstroke the rear control it lost years ago.
The Bilstein B6 4600 (24-013291) is a direct-fit monotube upgrade for stock-height Ford trucks. It replaces a worn factory shock with a 46mm gas-pressure damper that stays consistent under heat, load, and repeated hits. Daily driving feels tighter. Towing feels more planted. The rear of the truck stops floating and starts working.
This is the shock Super Duty owners buy when they want a real improvement without a lift, a reservoir, or a complicated install.
What it does better than stock
Factory rear shocks on 7.3 trucks fade, sag, and wash out once the miles pile up. The B6 4600 uses a monotube body and a velocity-sensitive digressive piston, so damping changes with the road instead of staying mushy or harsh. You get less bounce on washboard, less squat when you hook up a trailer, and more stability in a crosswind or on a crowned highway.
It is tuned for stock ride height. Keep your OEM springs. Bolt it in. Drive it.
Specifications
Part number: 24-013291
Series: Bilstein B6 4600
Position:[...]
Bilstein B6 4600 Rear Shock Absorber | 24-013291
Give your 7.3 Powerstroke the rear control it lost years ago.
The Bilstein B6 4600 (24-013291) is a direct-fit monotube upgrade for stock-height Ford trucks. It replaces a worn factory shock with a 46mm gas-pressure damper that stays consistent under heat, load, and repeated hits. Daily driving feels tighter. Towing feels more planted. The rear of the truck stops floating and starts working.
This is the shock Super Duty owners buy when they want a real improvement without a lift, a reservoir, or a complicated install.
What it does better than stock
Factory rear shocks on 7.3 trucks fade, sag, and wash out once the miles pile up. The B6 4600 uses a monotube body and a velocity-sensitive digressive piston, so damping changes with the road instead of staying mushy or harsh. You get less bounce on washboard, less squat when you hook up a trailer, and more stability in a crosswind or on a crowned highway.
It is tuned for stock ride height. Keep your OEM springs. Bolt it in. Drive it.
Specifications
- Part number: 24-013291
- Series: Bilstein B6 4600
- Position: Rear
- Design: 46mm monotube gas pressure
- Valving: Velocity-sensitive digressive, non-adjustable
- Finish: Yellow paint
- Dust boot: Blue bellows included
- Upper mount: 16 mm eye
- Lower mount: 12.1 mm eye
- Collapsed length: 14.37 in (365 mm)
- Extended length: 22.99 in (584 mm)
- Reservoir: None
- Ride height: Stock
- Sold: Individually (order 2 for a rear pair)
- Warranty: Limited lifetime
Fitment
- Ford F-150 1985–1996 — 2WD / RWD
- Ford F-250 1980–1996 — 2WD / RWD
- Ford F-250 HD 1997 — 2WD / RWD (8-lug)
- Ford F-350 1980–1997 — 2WD / RWD, typically single rear wheel
- Ford F-350 Super Duty 1999–2016 — 2WD / RWD, commonly cab-and-chassis
- Popular rear upgrade on 1999–2003 7.3L Powerstroke Super Duty trucks in 2WD / RWD configurations
This part is listed for 2WD / RWD applications. It is not a universal 4WD Super Duty pickup shock. Confirm year, 2WD vs. 4WD, SRW vs. DRW, and pickup vs. cab-and-chassis before ordering.
OE interchanges
- Ford 7C3Z-18125-CVA
- Ford BC3Z-18125-E
- Ford BC3Z-18125-F
- Ford F8AZ-18125-JA
Install note
Replace the rears as a pair. Most stock-height 2WD trucks are a straightforward bolt-on. If the old hardware is rusted, plan extra time — the shock itself does not require drilling or custom mounts.