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11-28-2001, 05:02 AM
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Bilsten Sport or Heavy Duty - Need Opinions Fast!
Greetings all,
I need to buy new struts and shocks for my 1991 300E. Bilsten seems to be the way to go. 1. The car has 17 inch rims. 2. I have lowered the car - with the "sportline" springs 3. I will add poly. bushings and maybe thicker sway bars. I am looking to lose the "Boat/Cady" feel. I want to tighten up the steering responsivness and eliminate (as possible) the swaying and dipping. Shall it be: Bilsten Sport (I hear is lowered MB cars) Bilsten Heavy Duty Other - Koni,...? What's the best...what about ride and control difference? I do not want a "low rider" bounce!!!! Thanks for your opinions! David
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11-28-2001, 06:43 AM
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Bilstein Sports are specifically designed to be used with lowering springs, so I'd choose either the Sports or OE Sportline dampers
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