Description
Audi A4 B8 Spring Strut Front Shock Absorber Suspension Right O/S is a component from the Shock Absorbers and Struts category, designed for operation on the front right axle of the vehicle. Engineered as an original Audi part, it provides proper support for the suspension strut, body stabilization, and predictable vehicle behavior during braking and cornering. This is a solution for users who expect consistency with the factory handling characteristics without unnecessary structural modifications.
Specifications and technical data
- SKU: 8K0413031CB-1
- Mark: Audi
- Condition: Used
- OEM Part Number: 8K0413031CB
- Substitutable numbers: 8K0413031CB, 8K0 413 031 CB
- Location on the vehicle: Front, Right
- Part type: Damper
- Category: Shocks, Struts & Assemblies
Purpose and function in the suspension system
The presented shock absorber operates in the front right corner of the vehicle, forming part of the suspension strut responsible for damping vibrations and controlling body movements. A properly selected damping characteristic allows for maintaining constant tire contact with the road surface, which translates into driving stability, braking efficiency, and predictable steering system reactions.
In combination with other strut components, the shock absorber limits body roll, reduces swaying during sudden maneuvers, and improves ride comfort on uneven surfaces. Using parts from the same design group as the factory original guarantees the preservation of proper geometry and compatibility with stock mounts.
Benefits of using an original Audi shock absorber
Using a component from the Audi family means maintaining factory suspension performance parameters without the need for interference with the body structure or changing mounting points. This is particularly important in vehicles where the following are prioritized:
- consistent, predictable handling in accordance with the manufacturer’s specifications,
- proper cooperation with other suspension strut components,
- maintenance of the appropriate balance of comfort and stiffness.
Thanks to the preservation of the original geometry, the steering system operates under stable conditions, and the vehicle’s reactions to steering inputs remain linear and easy to feel. This is especially important at higher speeds and during dynamic obstacle avoidance maneuvers.
Component condition and installation aspects
The shock absorber comes from dismantling and is offered as a used part, which allows for economical repair while maintaining the original design. This type of solution is often chosen for comprehensive suspension service work when several components need to be replaced simultaneously, and compliance with the factory design is a priority.
The placement on the vehicle, defined as front – right side, facilitates the correct selection of the component when planning workshop tasks. Installation is carried out at the standard mounting points provided by the manufacturer, which reduces the time required for replacement and minimizes the risk of fitment issues.
Safety, comfort, and operational durability
A functional shock absorber on the front axle has a direct impact on braking distance, the effectiveness of assistance systems (ABS, ESP), and even tire wear. A properly selected element from the Shock Absorbers and Struts group helps limit front-end dive during braking, improves stability in corners, and reduces the transmission of vibrations to the body.
Choosing an original Audi solution promotes maintaining the balance between comfort and suspension stiffness, which is important both in daily city driving and during highway travel. For users planning higher mileages, maintaining the factory suspension characteristics translates into more predictable wear of other system components.
If you are planning a comprehensive repair or upgrade of the front suspension area in your Audi and need other elements from the same group, such as struts, mounts, or brackets, check the available parts in the Audi Shock Absorbers and Struts category.
Technical support and additional information
When planning suspension work, it is worth considering the relationships between shock absorbers, control arms, and stabilizers to avoid uneven wear and unwanted operating noises. A detailed discussion of these relationships, along with practical service tips, can be found in the article: Suspension System – A Comprehensive Guide to Shock Absorbers, Control Arms, and Stabilizers.
For users interested in a more conscious approach to vehicle maintenance and service cost optimization, the article describing the impact of dismantled parts on the environment and the household budget may also be helpful: Circular Economy in Your Garage – How Choosing Used Dismantled Parts Realistically Supports Environmental Protection and Your Wallet?.





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