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Re: Bilstein or Koni?
>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
>__________________________________
>Benjamin Harder
I don't tweek my Konis very often, just when I'm taking the family
for an extended ride. Softening the ride helps a little then. It's
not just being able to adjust the shocks though, it's being able to
try and help balance the car front to rear, by trying to dial in a
little softness up front, while stiffening up the back. Being able to
play with and set this balance is some-what worthwhile. For all I
know, the Bilsteins probably have this 'balance' dialed into them
already...but it's set the way they like it for good. :) What ever
you like Ben...they're both the best replacement shocks available.
You probably wouldn't be dissipointed with either set.
==Brett
\/ '84 Scirocco (ITB racer 2B) | "Hot VW's, take two home. They're small"
\/\/ '88 Scirocco 16v (Show), '85 Scirocco (Winter) | - brett@netacc.net
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