Anyone know what Bilstein shocks these are?
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Anyone know what Bilstein shocks these are?
Anyone know what Bilstein shocks these are?
The rides too harsh and the car is too low for dodgy Marin roads. Much prefer the Koni FSD's on my 95 but before I have them swapped out......
Are these adjustable for height? What about rebound and compression?
I see in the records for the car that the height was lowered but it doesn't say specifically how. That being said, no parts are listed on the invoice.
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The rides too harsh and the car is too low for dodgy Marin roads. Much prefer the Koni FSD's on my 95 but before I have them swapped out......
Are these adjustable for height? What about rebound and compression?
I see in the records for the car that the height was lowered but it doesn't say specifically how. That being said, no parts are listed on the invoice.
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G
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I would say the HD ones ( now called B6)? On your shock is F4-BE5-6130 -??. Checking the Bilstein US site and browsing for the 993 I get rear B6 shock and clicking on their pic, I see ??-BE5-6130-H1. If I go to the Sport shocks ( B8) their pic shows part number starting with 24-1???
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You may be riding on M030 springs- check the color marks. I’ve had them and they are stiff. H&R springs are a bit better but still firm. M033 springs may be your best bet. Hell, do you know how old these Bilsteins are? Since they all have to come off the car, and you’re paying for labor to swap out springs, I’d make it worthwhile and get FSD/Special Active while yer at it.
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You may be riding on M030 springs- check the color marks. I’ve had them and they are stiff. H&R springs are a bit better but still firm. M033 springs may be your best bet. Hell, do you know how old these Bilsteins are? Since they all have to come off the car, and you’re paying for labor to swap out springs, I’d make it worthwhile and get FSD/Special Active while yer at it.
The springs are almost 100% M030 as I have a service record of them being installed.
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Did you have the M030 or M033 springs with the Koni FSD's on your previous car? I really liked the ride. I would eventually like to go with the Koni Special Active and the ROW M030 (love the look) springs if the ride is not too stiff.
Did you have the M030 or M033 springs with the Koni FSD's on your previous car? I really liked the ride. I would eventually like to go with the Koni Special Active and the ROW M030 (love the look) springs if the ride is not too stiff.
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The reason I ask is that one of my cars has PSS9s and RS sways...my wife hates to ride in it and curious if I’d gain much by swapping sway bars.
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Could you just reduce settings in your PSS9's to soften your city ride for the Mrs?
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I installed those HD's with M033 springs for my daily driver. I wanted to lower the car but still have a comfortable driver.
This works pretty well. Had this set up for about 10 years now. Wouldn't mind a bit softer ride as I do not track or DE.
This works pretty well. Had this set up for about 10 years now. Wouldn't mind a bit softer ride as I do not track or DE.
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You can send them out to Bilstine if they need rebuilding for a lot less than new. If you mate them up with H&R progressive springs you may end up with a more street like ride. If you really want to smooth things out go to smaller diameter rims with taller tires, this makes a huge difference.