Better spring/shock combo: Vogtland/Koni's or H&R/Grooved Bilsteins?
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I'm gonna go with a spring/shock combo instead of coilover's because I don't track my car. Just need something a little stiffer then stock with better handling. Also something more economical. If you have any pics of these combos or suggesstions, please share.
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I like grooved...
But supposedly the H&R's are a bit 'squishy' or 'floaty'.
I'm leaning towards the Vogtland/Koni's at the moment.
STFA and read what others have said.
But supposedly the H&R's are a bit 'squishy' or 'floaty'.
I'm leaning towards the Vogtland/Koni's at the moment.
STFA and read what others have said.
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The one caveat is I already have a set of H&R springs that I got a good deal on last year. So I would just need to get the shocks. Decisions, decisions....
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I went through the same situation you are going through a few months back. I can feel the difference mostly on the highway, it feels much more stable. During normal city driving the only time i can tell a difference from stock is when I take a hard turn somewhere, but ride quality didnt change much, if any at all. My shocks were adjusted only half-way, so Im sure if it were set stiffer my ride would be different. Hope this helps.
btw- I am rubbing slightly in the front, so you may want to take that into consideration
btw- I am rubbing slightly in the front, so you may want to take that into consideration