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CA 12" bilstein 7100 shortbody reservoir shocks

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jaysend5.0

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I have a pair of 12" travel Bilstein 7100 short body remote reservoir shocks. They are valved 400/100. I installed these on my 74 bronco and they were too short. I ordered 14" travel shocks and they work great. Since they were "custom valved" and installed I cannot return them. They are 27.68" extended and 16.10" collapsed. These are excellent shocks I am thrilled with the 14" version that I am currently running. These were never used other than test fitting. They come in the original box with all original hardware.
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MyOriginal66

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What hoops/mount are you using? Would these work with f250 towers?
 
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ren71

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What's your setup like, why are they too short?

Just wondering because I plan on getting the same lengths for my f250 tower conversion with a 3.5 suspension lift no body.
 
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