Bilstein HD + H&R Springs or KW V3?
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Hi everyone,
What are the pros and cons for each of these set ups? The KW V3's are more expensive and I know that they are adjustable which, but I would like to know if they're really worth the extra $$$!
I'd be using it for street driving with no track time.
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What are the pros and cons for each of these set ups? The KW V3's are more expensive and I know that they are adjustable which, but I would like to know if they're really worth the extra $$$!
I'd be using it for street driving with no track time.
Thanks!
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I have KWV3 and they are unbelievably great, in all conditions.
They are expensive - the quality reflects the price.
However I would agree for everyday driving the Bilstein and H&R set up is more than sufficient.
All depends on how much track time your car will see...
They are expensive - the quality reflects the price.
However I would agree for everyday driving the Bilstein and H&R set up is more than sufficient.
All depends on how much track time your car will see...
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Bilstein + H&R are very capable even for light track use. V3 are great but overkill for a street application. You could go with the V1, nice compromise and available for your 91 C2.
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I'm running Bil+H&R greens. It is drastically better than the worn out stock bits, but I can often find it harsh in pothole-laden city driving. The spring rates for the KW V3 are lower than the H&Rs which make me wonder if they would eat up bad roads better. It would be nice having the adjustability to firm up for events too.
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Thanks guys!
I think I'm leaning towards the Billys... I found them here for 995 Euros which is way cheaper than the KWs.
http://www.carnewal-europe.com/cpx_p64017.htm
I think I'm leaning towards the Billys... I found them here for 995 Euros which is way cheaper than the KWs.
http://www.carnewal-europe.com/cpx_p64017.htm
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Thanks guys!
I think I'm leaning towards the Billys... I found them here for 995 Euros which is way cheaper than the KWs.
http://www.carnewal-europe.com/cpx_p64017.htm
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I think I'm leaning towards the Billys... I found them here for 995 Euros which is way cheaper than the KWs.
http://www.carnewal-europe.com/cpx_p64017.htm
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a bit of tax to add to that comes out at £1160 ish but still decent value
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Hi Andy,
I hope life is treating you well.
If you are going to go with the Billys or Konis make sure you go with the H&R reds and bear in mind that alignment and sway bars make a big difference as well - worth doing right away IMHO. I have Koni sports, H&R reds and H&R sways and am very happy with the results considering the cost. If the car is a keeper though and you plan in the future to spend some time on the track I would go with the V3's.
GL and let me know next time you're in the area, send my best to the family.
I hope life is treating you well.
If you are going to go with the Billys or Konis make sure you go with the H&R reds and bear in mind that alignment and sway bars make a big difference as well - worth doing right away IMHO. I have Koni sports, H&R reds and H&R sways and am very happy with the results considering the cost. If the car is a keeper though and you plan in the future to spend some time on the track I would go with the V3's.
GL and let me know next time you're in the area, send my best to the family.
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