Noobie: Euro springs PLUS Bilstein sport shocks
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Noobie: Euro springs PLUS Bilstein sport shocks
Hi Folks:
I'm new to the forum but have spent a bit of time cruising the site. I havea 2000 E55 and recently ordered the Euro springs for them with the hope of achieveing a slight drop without compromising ride quality. However, I'm curious whether given the change to euro springs and probaly thinner spring pads, I'd be better off also changing out the Bilstein HDs to the Bilstein Sport shocks. If anyone had used Bisltein sport shocks with the Euro springs, I'd really appreciate your input. If not, any good insights would he most helpful. I don't want to waste the money if I don't need the Bilstein sports because it would make no differene, but if it would help the look, handling etc. then I'm all for it.
Thanks in advance . . .
I'm new to the forum but have spent a bit of time cruising the site. I havea 2000 E55 and recently ordered the Euro springs for them with the hope of achieveing a slight drop without compromising ride quality. However, I'm curious whether given the change to euro springs and probaly thinner spring pads, I'd be better off also changing out the Bilstein HDs to the Bilstein Sport shocks. If anyone had used Bisltein sport shocks with the Euro springs, I'd really appreciate your input. If not, any good insights would he most helpful. I don't want to waste the money if I don't need the Bilstein sports because it would make no differene, but if it would help the look, handling etc. then I'm all for it.
Thanks in advance . . .
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most people will change shocks with springs mainly because if you dont you'll get a very bumpy ride. on the other hand you already have stiff shocks so, i'm not sure.
