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04-19-2001, 10:47 PM
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The spec on Bilstein Sports says 'Recommended for shorter springs'. What is the definition of 'shorter' ?
I believe the Sportsline springs lower the car by 0.75", is this considered as 'short' and so it will work with Bilstein Sports spring ? On a 93 300E 2.8L 24V .... Thanks. 
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04-20-2001, 12:59 AM
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I think the definition of shorter springs means that if you lowered you car it is recommended to use the bistein springs.
The Bilstein sports shocks will work with OEM springs or Sportsline Springs. I am sorry, if you already know this. On a 93 300E will work fine and you will notice handling improvements Hope this help.
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