Bilstein Clubsport damper settings on a GT4
 

I have a set of these going on now. They have adjustable compression and rebound damping on a scale of 1 to 10, with 1 being softest.

Who has gone through the learning curve and arrived at settings you like? What are they, and what did you learn?

Thanks in advance.

Paging @Mvez , though he is running custom spring rates and custom valving on his Bilsteins as far as I recall.

Haha! I sent him a private message, but posted this to cast a wider net in case there are others running the same gear.

Nice! Out of curiosity, where did you order them from? Look forward to hearing your feedback

Montaver, these came from Summit Racing, after backorder.

How long did they take to arrive? Don't see them on the website, although I do see some KW 3 ways on there

Originally was looking at 90+ days, but they came after about 3-4 weeks. I would call them. Also available, albeit with backorder, from Shock Warehouse.

Supreme power had a couple sets in stock as if couple weeks ago. My OEM struts were leaking and I considered these. Curious how they will work out for you.

I got some feedback in a private message, to set the front compression at 4-5 and the rear at 6-7, with rebound set 1-2 clicks higher than that at each end. So, that's where I'll start.

Would these work with immocars rear camber plates? If they reuse the stock top mounts I assume so

Do these come with top mounts to adjust camber or reuse stock?

My car already had adjustable top plates.

How did that feel for you? Bilstein is a big proponent of using spring rate, not huge damper adjustment range to get the desired handling, and I can tell you it works. I have the TPC rear toe links which add a ton of rear grip, especially on entry, so I run my setup stiffer out back than perhaps most people.

Actually finally sending my M3 Clubsports in after 6-7 years use for a re-valve and re-fresh. It's a great package.

Feels great, and I haven't changed from those settings.

Awesome. So glad to see a few others getting on board with these shocks. Bilstein's supply network isn't such that vendors are incentivized to sell them, which is a shame, but you can typically catch them with a nice discount/sale from Bilstein a few times a year.

They are sooo good on track, and have great street manners when turned down.