Bilstein Sports or HD with Eibach springs?
06-21-2004, 09:43 PM
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I don't think you can go Eibach Springs with HDs...
I have Bilstein Sports, and had Bilstein HDs with stock springs. If I could've kept the HDs, I would've. They have the same valving as the HDs.
Anyways...I love my Sport/Eibach setup.
Anyways...I love my Sport/Eibach setup.
06-21-2004, 10:49 PM
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I've riddin in a 94 S4 with Eibach springs on stock shocks
seemed fine, handeld well and they were there for 3 years at least. but I would suggest sports as everyone else does.
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06-22-2004, 09:31 AM
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HD's if you dont change the springs/ Sports with the spring change due to height. HD's are stiff
If I did it all over again I might try the Konis for adjustability. My HD's without lowering were too stiff in my eyes. I went back to new Boge Turbo gas which failed in 3 months (leaked). I got new Boge turbo gas last week and the car feels very good now. Stiff but not rock hard. Now it is a matter of seeing if they last?? I do not want to lower due to dirt roads and snow.
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