Bilstein Fitments for Bronco

Motortopia Staff . July 08, 2025 . Press Release

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B8 Terra Sport shocks for the Bronco Sport

Bilstein B8 Terra Sport direct fit shocks are designed to increase ground clearance and improve off-road capability for CUVs. Enthusiasts will gain 1-2” of lift depending on application, allowing them to safely navigate back-country terrain, while enhancing day-to-day ride quality. Like all Bilstein products, B8 Terra Sport shocks have been tested and tuned for each application, and always with the end user in mind. Whether you’re traversing your way up a snow packed summit, or loaded up with gear and looking for that epic camping spot, B8 Terra Sport gives you the confidence to push further when the pavement ends, and the durability to get you back home.

B8 8112 (Zone Control CR DSA+) Shocks for Bronco

Bilstein B8 8112 (Zone Control CR DSA+) is a direct fit, 3-way adjustable, 2.65-in body, position sensitive coil over shock designed for light trucks and SUV’s. Zone Control CR DSA+ is a revolutionary technology delivering position sensitive damping plus user Dual Speed Adjustability. The system incorporates a triple piston design, offering 3 stages of compression valving and 2 stages of rebound valving. Click adjuster knobs allow easy and precise Dual Speed Adjustment of both low and high speed compression plus an adjustable JCO (internal hydraulic bump stop). The coil over module utilizes a threaded spring seat for ride height adjustability ranging from 0-3” (depending on application). It is supplied with a remote reservoir for increased cooling along with an accompanied, bolt-on anodized reservoir chassis mount. Bilstein B8 8112 (Zone Control CR DSA+) position sensitive Dual Speed Adjustable coil overs offer unparalleled ride comfort during every day driving combined with maximum control over large suspension inputs with the ability to quickly adjust the shock to tackle any terrain.

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