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Regenmeister

Blisteins?

CvTech

I'm starting to think that that is the culprit of all my suspension woes too because you and I have the same setup with the Vogs and Bils and my front end is driving me nuts.

520

You would see a lot of fluid out if they were blown. But test them....press the shaft in and see how fast, if at all comes back up. If comes up fairly quick, its good.

SCarGo02

What it the shaft just falls into the strut tube when you let go of it? ;o)

520

it needs to have pressure so that when you go to compress it by hand its not that easy to do and it also must come back up fairly quick. Sometimes they also seize that you canot even press them in (BTDT) and that is replacable by Bilstein's warranty.

CvTech

but I wasn't really trying either.

Luxus Panzer

yes...and I can push them in by hand

Luxus Panzer

I swapped my vogs ang bilsteins for stock springs/struts for the winter...lovin it