Can you install shocks upside down

Bilstein does have some shocks that do have the boot on the bottom of the shock and the same size mounting eyes on each end. As a general rule with all Bilstein shocks, you should pay attention to the label. Bilstein tech advises that you should always mount your shocks so that the Bilstein logo is right-side up.

The shock has The correct way to install it is with the boot on top and the logo facing the correct way. Above is Bilstein rear shock for the Ford F Search Advanced search…. Image Search…. New posts. Search forums. Search images. Log in. Change style. Contact us. Close Menu. Forums Tech Suspension, Steering and Chassis. JavaScript is disabled. For a better experience, please enable JavaScript in your browser before proceeding.

Some people say that monotube or gas pressurize shocks can be mounted upside down, however in time they will develop and extra inch or more of piston travel that has little to no dampening effect whatsoever. Ultimately: don? Sometimes a shock must be mounted upside down due to space limitations, or to protect the shock body, if this is the case, make sure you use a shock designed to be mounted upside down.

Tester, you link tells where and what angle to place your shocks. Heck I put mine where the old ones are.