E21audi

I was wonderin if I get the neuspeed sports with koni's will the ride me softer than the bilsteins?

akula-ssh

If you set your Koni's at full soft, the ride will definitely be softer than Bilsteins.

MikekiM@PureMS

While it'll be virtually impossible to achieve a non-sport ride with lowering springs, Koni's are great shocks to start off with if you're looking for comfort. They've got a softer compression rate than Bilsteins, and have enough rebound damping to handle most of the aftermarket lowering springs with ease.

They're a great shock for the street, and we highly prefer them over the Bilsteins.
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E21audi

I know I cant get a non-sport ride with lowering springs, I still want it stiff but no back breaking. I understand that the Koni's have 3 setting, I was thinking of setting them to 1 and see how I like and can always switch to 2. I know 3 is over board.

MikekiM@PureMS

Koni's use a valve without indents. There's no clicking, or preset stops on the adjustment.
It's just a sweeping dial that turns about 2.5 times from CCW to CW. The valving is usually expressed in terms of a %, 0% is full soft, 100% is full stiff.

Sometimes it's expressed in "turns" 1 turn from soft, or 1.5 turn from full soft.

Hope that helps.

JeffPGH

with stock sport springs? And how would you think they would compare?

GrandBlancA4.dtw

Go with Eibach Pro-Kit springs....

MikekiM@PureMS

And they'll improve your ride and performance.

They use more sophisticated valving, materials and fluid, which will make the the ride MUCH better over the crappy stock shocks.

Plus they're warranted for life, even against wear and tear, so you'll never need to buy another shock.

boysan

2nd, especially w/ the Konis

E21audi

The reason I want to go with neuspped is cause I get mad deals there.