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Old Man Emu BP-51 shock absorber, part number BP5190011L – front left, for the Ford Ranger from 2019, diesel. Valving is matched to a specific OME spring and to the vehicle's real mass. The price is per unit; an axle needs two. We confirm fitment to the exact model year and version before dispatch, so nothing has to go back.
A factory shock is matched to the vehicle that left the showroom: no steel bar, no winch, no drawers and no forty kilos of gear on the roof. After the first trip the damping no longer keeps up – the vehicle floats over corrugations and leans in corners.
BP-51 is Old Man Emu's flagship suspension line: a remote-reservoir, adjustable-damping shock in an aerospace aluminium body. The bypass design lets mid-stroke and large-travel behaviour be tuned separately – road comfort without losing control on corrugations.
Range BP-51 | Application front left, Ford Ranger from 2019, diesel | Price covers one unit |
Per the importer's listing, this shock is intended for: Ford Ranger from 2019, diesel.
A note on the fitment source: this part number does not appear in the Old Man Emu suspension selection catalogue we hold. The fitment stated here comes from the importer's listing. We confirm it with the supplier before dispatch – send us the model year, engine and body version and we will check it for you.
OME shocks are matched to the spring and to the vehicle's real mass. If you are building the suspension from scratch or adding gear, get in touch – we will match the whole set rather than a single part.
Szekla4x4.pl is an online shop, a walk-in store and a workshop specialising in off-road and overlanding. If you would like us to fit this for you or match the rest of the setup, get in touch.
Is the price for one shock or a set?
The price is for one unit. An axle needs two, a vehicle four – ask us and we will put the set together.
Will shocks alone lift the vehicle?
No. Height comes from the spring or leaf pack; the shock is matched to it. Quoted lift figures refer to a complete suspension kit, not to the shock on its own.
Do both sides have to be replaced together?
On one axle, yes. Shocks wear at a similar rate, and a damping difference between left and right spoils the handling.
How do I know which version to choose?
It comes down to the vehicle's real mass: steel bar, winch, drawers, rack, tray load. Tell us what you have and what you plan to fit, and we will match the kit rather than guess.
We fit and set up suspension in our own workshop, including the alignment afterwards. Send us the vehicle model and the list of accessories.
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