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Old 03-24-15 | 01:44 AM
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Hi, everyone. Can anyone identify which is the front which is the rear for me?
I try to find information about these.
But no luck yet, Thank you





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Just a wild guess here. But if the white text prints on the blue coils mean spring rates, then the higher stiff rate should usually be in the front.

So, 12/2002 front, 11/2002.

Just a wild guess.
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And also, by how long the screws on the RIGHT pair, I say those should go in the rear. And the ones on the left should go in the front.
Old 03-24-15 | 09:52 AM
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It looks as if the two on right are for rear. To make sure look at the hole at the bottom of the coilovers. The rear has a bigger hole on one side and a smaller hole on the other. And the fronts have a same size hole on both sides. The hole that you insert into the bolt. Hope you get what im trying to say.
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What they said ⬆

Bilstein numbering system is user friendly.
For example, if the coilovers were left and right specific the numbers would look like below
6668 - Front Left
6669 - Front Right
6670 - Rear Left
6671 - Rear Right

Since you have 2 of each -
6669 - Front
6670 - Rear
Old 03-24-15 | 06:44 PM
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good pick up

fronts are the first 2, rears are the latter. those kinda look like they use the OEM strut mounts too.
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got it, thanks. bought from yahoo auction through rinkya
Old 05-01-15 | 11:27 AM
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does anyone have torque spec for all the bolt and nut for suspension, thankyou
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fronts- https://www.clublexus.com/forums/ls4...del-ls430.html

rears- https://www.clublexus.com/forums/ls4...del-ls430.html
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It's too bad Bilstien does not make shocks for our LS's. Let's us know how she rides with your coilovers.
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Originally Posted by Lavrishevo
It's too bad Bilstien does not make shocks for our LS's. Let's us know how she rides with your coilovers.
LS430
Bilstein B14 Series
47-086401
Old 05-05-15 | 10:31 AM
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That's a coilover kit correct? I'm talking something comparable to the KYB's that can be used with stock springs.
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