Bilsteins, which kit????
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I've decided to go for billies all round but don't know whats the best kit or combination. I need something thats gonna be quick for 'on the limit' road use (not track) but I don't want coilovers, it's for a 3-dr cossie and I can spend between 500-800 quid, any ideas peeps (Marco)?
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to be honest you would be better off having the bistein coilovers go for low spec tarmac front something like 450/150 with 12" springs say 400's lbs and low spec gravel on the rear 240/110 with a 16" spring
i use harder rating than these because i do the odd track day but mine work fine on the rd and i have got the car they way i want it .....it' has took me ages to find the right balance trying all different set ups ...
supension is really personal choice ......what i like might be totally diferent to what you would like ...it's hard choice tobe honest
marco
to be honest you would be better off having the bistein coilovers go for low spec tarmac front something like 450/150 with 12" springs say 400's lbs and low spec gravel on the rear 240/110 with a 16" spring
i use harder rating than these because i do the odd track day but mine work fine on the rd and i have got the car they way i want it .....it' has took me ages to find the right balance trying all different set ups ...
supension is really personal choice ......what i like might be totally diferent to what you would like ...it's hard choice tobe honest
marco
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