Has anyone found that their Bilstein Sports lose some suppleness and simply get hard after a while?
04-08-2002, 05:08 PM
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Has anyone found that their Bilstein Sports lose some suppleness and simply get hard after a while?
just put in Neuspeed Bilstein Sports, very happy with them....
But someone said to me "hope ya still like 'em in a few months...they tend to lose some of their magic and simply become hard...harsher" (not an exact quote, sumpin' like that)
Anyone experience this? I hope not. I've heard of them all out failing on rare occasion, but never what this dude was describing.
But someone said to me "hope ya still like 'em in a few months...they tend to lose some of their magic and simply become hard...harsher" (not an exact quote, sumpin' like that)
Anyone experience this? I hope not. I've heard of them all out failing on rare occasion, but never what this dude was describing.
04-08-2002, 05:56 PM
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FFIWI had them on my old IROC (no jokes please) and they were great. I never noticed them changing
their characteristics. I probably had them on my car for about 50K miles (about 6 years) (until it was stolen).
hopefully, mine were an older design (since I put them on my car in 1987) (I would assume Bilstein's have improved over time)
don't know if its worth anything.
to some extent it seems like the Bilstein v. Koni issue is a lot like the GIAC v. APR issue. Both are quality products and both have their supporters. to each their own. I personally don't think you can go wrong with either.
just my $0.02
hopefully, mine were an older design (since I put them on my car in 1987) (I would assume Bilstein's have improved over time)
don't know if its worth anything.
to some extent it seems like the Bilstein v. Koni issue is a lot like the GIAC v. APR issue. Both are quality products and both have their supporters. to each their own. I personally don't think you can go wrong with either.
just my $0.02
