SD Bilstein Coilovers (complete)
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SD Bilstein Coilovers (complete)
Decided to go a slightly different route with my suspension. Included:
Setup has been on my car for no more then 900 street-only miles. Looking to get $1,150 shipped in continental US.
- Stewart Development Bilstein shocks revalved to handle 550/400 springs
- 550/400 2.5"/7" Summit Racing springs
- Allstar adjustable perches
- FCM bump stops
- Brand new ISC top hats for all corners
Setup has been on my car for no more then 900 street-only miles. Looking to get $1,150 shipped in continental US.
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+/- 100 on each corner so 650/500 would be the stiffest I would try to run on these. Don't see why you would want to do that though - they are stiff enough to handle r-comp tires, yet can be driven on the street. It is slightly harsh with a race seat but nothing compared to spec suspension
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FWIW...I run 700/450 on my revalved bilsteins...I'm probably going to 400 rear and adding the rear bar back on. So I would not hesitate to run 700-800lb springs up front. With no aero the 700 could still be stiffer on some tracks I run.
So anyone buying these don't worry. They can handle a variety of rates. I have 550/350 for bumpier tracks.
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So anyone buying these don't worry. They can handle a variety of rates. I have 550/350 for bumpier tracks.
Bump for THE strongest shock on the market
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