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Used Bilstein

Car  Renault Clio 1.8 16v
Could anyone please tell me if these dampers are for a valver or something else? Google isn’t helping. Thanks.
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What is the bolt spacing; that might rule out a lot of models?
Unfortunately I can’t tell you, they aren’t mine. I’m about to buy them but I got sceptical when I googled the product number and didn’t find anything.
 
without the whole number its pretty useless. - It would be a valid part number with about 5 extra digits
 
without the whole number its pretty useless. - It would be a valid part number with about 5 extra digits
I understand that, but it is strange that not even the first numbers match with what I find on the internet.
 
It will be a really old part number. Probably at least 10 years old. Also most likely not a mainstream kit as some used to come under a motorsport range.
For example: This is a custom Peugeot 106 number I sell F4-XDE-7880-M3
 
It will be a really old part number. Probably at least 10 years old. Also most likely not a mainstream kit as some used to come under a motorsport range.
For example: This is a custom Peugeot 106 number I sell F4-XDE-7880-M3
Thanks, that helps.
So if I understand correctly, they could be harder or softer than normal B6 dampers because they are a custom order?
Do you recommend buying 10 year old bilsteins or should I skip on this deal?
 
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