Re: Speaking of synthetics.... (shock question too)

["Wm. Josiah Erikson" <scirocco@bork.hampshire.edu>]

IMHO, both totally kick ass. Bilsteins or Koni's are it. I have Bilsteins
on the Rabbit, and my gf used to have them on her 900T16v. I couldn't have
asked for better - the car settles so much quicker and better and is just
so much easier to drive than stock. My friend Ethan has Koni yellows on
his 944, and they also completely rock. Either way - they're both
guaranteed for life, so you can't go wrong. Konis are adjustable and
Bilsteins aren't... dunno if it matters. I think it's only the rebound
that's adjustable, though (could be wrong).
	-Josiah

'87 GLi
'84 GTi
http://bork.hampshire.edu/josiah

On Mon, 5 Jun 2000, Nate Mellom wrote:

> I'm thinking of replacing my shocks soon.  I don't plan on autocrossing
> or anything that extreme, but I do want it to be able to stick when I
> push it.  Any suggestions?  Bilsteins?  Koni's? Lemme know.
> 
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