Bilstein Shocks
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Hi everyone
Have anyone ever fitted Bilstein front and rear shocks?
I'm considering using good 165/80-R13 rubbers with and looking for a ride height of - 1" than the std.
Anyone has their number reference? I cannot find it anywhere!
Any other suggestion?
I had Bilsteins in My Honda Accord Type-R and they made a big difference...
Thanks
Have anyone ever fitted Bilstein front and rear shocks?
I'm considering using good 165/80-R13 rubbers with and looking for a ride height of - 1" than the std.
Anyone has their number reference? I cannot find it anywhere!
Any other suggestion?
I had Bilsteins in My Honda Accord Type-R and they made a big difference...
Thanks
- fjbm
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Hi,
we did think about Bilsteins as the Koni and Spax seem too fragile for the hammering we give them on our everything-but-tarmac rallies! I'd be interested to hear how you get on if you do fit them as rally friends say they're good (just they cost a little more!
I have a UK phone number if that's waht you mean by reference it is 01455 283 407.
Peter
we did think about Bilsteins as the Koni and Spax seem too fragile for the hammering we give them on our everything-but-tarmac rallies! I'd be interested to hear how you get on if you do fit them as rally friends say they're good (just they cost a little more!
I have a UK phone number if that's waht you mean by reference it is 01455 283 407.
Peter
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fjbm wrote:I had Bilsteins in My Honda Accord Type-R and they made a big difference...
Keep in mind that Hondas are notoriously underdamped and any sporting damper would probably have made a big difference. What are you running now?
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