A4NCAR

Correct. I assumed people would know that. <edited>

LAS

please explain why 'not that great'.

thanks

ILMA_Revo_Stage_2+

very comp. price! anything diff from the KONI branded COs?

A4NCAR

STaSIS has considered building their own Street Sport CO kit, but as Ryan said;
<i>"....currently it is less expensive to resell the KONI kit. Perhaps in the future we may make our own Street Sport kit, but not until we can get the price of a custom kit below $1000.</i>

ILMA_Revo_Stage_2+

in that case do you think i should reconsider my eibach/koni combo idea?

A4NCAR

OTC Spring/Shock combos have never been my favorite, but they are decent. I have always prefered CO's, maybe even a Cup Kit, basically a suspension kit that has been R&amp;D'd as a set. And of course the height adjustability of CO's is a big plus. I want to be able to get the height that suits me and be able to adjust it - if necessary. I don't like having only one height option.

The STaSIS/Koni CO set up does sound nice though for the price (similar in design to KW V1). Talk with STaSIS about any qustions/concerns you might have. I don't think it's a lot more to pay for CO's, compared to spring/shocks, to also get height adjustability.

Isn't Eibach sort of like OEM? It's been a while since I used aftermarket spring/shock combos. There are so many of them that I would have a hard time choosing too. Bilstein/Neuspeed sounded good. Or Intrax/Koni. Also Vogtland has both. Even KW makes separates.

ILMA_Revo_Stage_2+

I want something that is street oriented, no track plans. Both as a set, I am getting them for a good deal about $300 off Stasis COs. But your right, its a good deal to pass off. I will do some HW over the weekend.

A4NCAR

I only know that they are dampening adjustable (you have to remove them, compress and turn "click", to attain a softer or firmer ride). Springs are only different in terms of "spring rate" and either linear or progressive design. The only shock I know that has a height adjustment is the Bilstein (3 level choices for front only I think).

There are "street" oriented CO's; Oetttinger, ABT,.. and probably this STaSIS/Koni kit. My H&amp;R are not totally for track, but they are slightly firmer then the first two I mentioned.

ILMA_Revo_Stage_2+

I think the Eibach/Koni generally get good reviews. COs, in my opinion, is just 'overkill' for street use and no track plans.

LAS

height adjustable front and rear. rebound adjustable front and rear.

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Street Sport
‡ 4 KONI Sport dampers
‡ single adjustable (rebound), narrow band
‡ suspension disassembly required for adjustment
‡ height adjustable
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