Anyone have Bilstein shocks with stock springs?
#1
Anyone have Bilstein shocks with stock springs?
How's the ride with the Bilsteins and stock springs? Is it too rough? What's your comment on ride with the Bilsteins?
I don't want the ride to be chattering my teeth. I can handle a little stiffer shocks than stock.
Thanks,
Dan
I don't want the ride to be chattering my teeth. I can handle a little stiffer shocks than stock.
Thanks,
Dan
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They work fine for me. Every single suspension upgrade (shock,trailing arms,panhard rod,swaybar bushings, tires) I've added has made the car a little stiffer and a little rougher on the highway. Haven't had any kidney failures yet, but smoothness does not come close to my Tahoe's autoride, ofcourse neither does the Tahoe's handling come close to doing what my Camaro will. The only reason I've never changed the springs that the aftermarkets a invariably shorter by 1" or more in height and while it looks cool lowered, busting the front nose of the car on a curb does not.
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I've got them on stock springs. The ride is rough on bad roads. On normal roads, not much difference than stock. Handling was monumentally improved!! I have the HD's. If you buy them, I think truckperformance.com was the cheapest last time I checked. I as well skipped out on the lowering springs due to not wanting to ruin my paint or undercarriage from hitting stuff. Replace your sway bar bushings with energy suspension polyurethane ones and it will take the slack out of you steering and make it more responsive. Hope that helps. -Michael
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