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Re: Bilstein or Koni?
For a street car, adjustability is not needed. The Bilsteins will dampen
better than the Turbogases. On my 16v, I will be putting Bilsteins in when
I change the springs. I doubt that I will autocross the car. My '78 will
eventually become an autocross car, so buying Bilsteins for it would be a
waste. If you are going to seriously autocross your car, then get the
Koni's. If you are only going to autocross your car for fun every once in a
while, then the Bilsteins will work just fine for you.
Ian Overholt
----Original Message Follows----
From: Benjamin Harder <harderb@email.uc.edu>
To: scirocco-L@scirocco.org
Subject: Bilstein or Koni?
Date: Wed, 11 Aug 1999 14:52:45 -0400
I am ready to upgrade my suspension and wanted to know who has used
the Bilstein Sport and the Koni (yellow) adjustables. I have a set of the
Neuspeed Sport Springs and am running now the Boge Turbogas. This
setup seems bouncy and not very solid. I am looking for a firm ride with
good handling. I may be getting into autocrossing sometime as well.
So, any thoughts would be appreciative. My biggest question would be
would I miss the adjustability feature of the Koni's if I went with the
Bilstein's? Are the Koni's worth the extra $100 (or so...)?
TIA
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Benjamin Harder
86 Scirocco 16v
81 Scirocco (new project)
http://members.xoom.com/Scirocco16v/
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