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Notes: Shock, B6 Performance (DampTronic). With Electronic Suspension. Quantity per car: 2. Shock/Strut should always be replaced in pairs.
- PRICE: 487.99
- Location:: Rear
2010 BMW M3 Shocks and Struts
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Notes: Strut assembly, Passenger side. B6 Performance (DampTronic). With Electronic Suspension. Shock/Strut should always be replaced in pairs
- PRICE: 582.99
- Location:: Front
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Notes: Strut assembly, Driver side. B6 Performance (DampTronic). With Electronic Suspension. Shock/Strut should always be replaced in pairs
- PRICE: 582.99
- Location:: Front
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Notes: Strut assembly, Passenger side. B4 OE Replacement. With or Without Electronic Suspension, Vehicles Equipped With Electronic Suspension Must Purchase 50-174546. Shock/Strut should always be replaced in pairs
- PRICE: 157.99
- Location:: Front
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Notes: Strut assembly, Driver side. B4 OE Replacement. With or Without Electronic Suspension, Vehicles Equipped With Electronic Suspension Must Purchase 50-174546. Shock/Strut should always be replaced in pairs
- PRICE: 157.99
- Location:: Front
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Notes: Shock, B4 OE Replacement. Vehicles equipped with Electronic Suspension must purchase non-Electronic Suspension upper mounting components for rear damper. With or Without Electronic Suspension, Vehicles Equipped With Electronic Suspension Must Purchase 50-174546. Quantity per car: 2. Shock/Strut should always be replaced in pairs.
- PRICE: 86.99
- Location:: Rear
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Notes: Shock, B6 Performance. Without electronic suspension. Shock/Strut should always be replaced in pairs
- PRICE: 132.99
- Location:: Rear
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Notes: Strut assembly, Passenger side. B6 Performance. Without Electronic Suspension. Shock/Strut should always be replaced in pairs.
- PRICE: 277.99
- Location:: Front
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Notes: Strut assembly, Driver side. B8 Performance Plus. With or Without Electronic Suspension, Vehicles Equipped With Electronic Suspension Must Purchase 50-174546. Shock/Strut should always be replaced in pairs
- PRICE: 292.99
- Location:: Front
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Notes: Shock, B8 Performance Plus. Vehicles equipped with Electronic Suspension must purchase non-Electronic Suspension upper mounting components for rear damper. With or Without Electronic Suspension, Vehicles Equipped With Electronic Suspension Must Purchase 50-174546. Quantity per car: 2. Shock/Strut should always be replaced in pairs.
- PRICE: 135.99
- Location:: Rear
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Notes: Strut assembly, Driver side. B6 Performance. Without Electronic Suspension. Shock/Strut should always be replaced in pairs.
- PRICE: 277.99
- Location:: Front
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Notes: Strut assembly, Passenger side. B8 Performance Plus. With or Without Electronic Suspension, Vehicles Equipped With Electronic Suspension Must Purchase 50-174546. Shock/Strut should always be replaced in pairs
- PRICE: 292.99
- Location:: Front
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2010 BMW M3 Shocks and Struts
A 2010 M3 shock absorbers hold the weight of the vehicle over the wheels, and generally keep things stable on the road. If you've noticed a bouncy ride, body sway when cornering, nose dive when braking hard, or your suspension bottoms out on rough roads it may be time for new shocks and struts. Browse our selection of shocks and struts for 2010 BMW M3 and find the right part at the right price.
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