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Bilstein B6 Performance 11-16 Ford Fiesta L4 1.6L Front Right Twintube ShockSKU: 22 245205 UPC: 651860768588 Bilstein B6 Performance 11 16 Ford Fiesta L4 1. 6L Front Right Twintube Shock Bilstein 22 245205 B6 Performance strut assembly serves as a direct replacement for the factory damper on 2011 2016 Ford Fiesta models equipped with the 1. 6L engine. It pairs with the original spring and uses application specific valving to enhance vehicle control. The monotube gas pressure design delivers consistent performance across daily
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