Just ordered Bilstein HD's ...
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I have 40k miles on my cab and decided to make the switch. I'm considering pairing them with a set of Tech Art lowering springs. However, they're for a widebody/TT and my car is a narrowbody so I'd be willing to consider a different set of springs if anyone has any that they aren't using (narrowbody). I could still use them but they'd be stiffer than intended and possibly create more oversteer (based on feedback). I also just did my first DE this past weekend and that helped with my decision.
I may wait a few more DE's before installing them so I can acquire a baseline for comparison. The slippery slope is true.
Thanks to all those who provided input/feedback from my PM's.
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You may want to stick with a set of ROW M030 springs as I understand they are a great match for the HD's.
Aren't DE's fun?
Aren't DE's fun?
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Originally posted by chris walrod
You may want to stick with a set of ROW M030 springs as I understand they are a great match for the HD's.
Aren't DE's fun?
You may want to stick with a set of ROW M030 springs as I understand they are a great match for the HD's.
Aren't DE's fun?