replacement shocks
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replacement shocks
My bro has a '93 formula bird, he needs shocks but its his DD and he is not much about modding the car or taking it to track events or anything. I talked him into at least a set of bilsteins. Although not sure if there is a big difference between the bilstein HDs and the bilstein HDs with strano rear revalves. Can anyone set some light into this?
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Why don't you call Sam Strano and ask him.He is the guy to talk to.I think that the bilsteins are valved more like the decarbons.The strano revalves are better if I remember right.I use the koni 4/3's on my t/a,(better shock).Call Strano performance and see what he has to say.He is a good guy and won't try to sell you something you don't need.
Strano Performance 1-800-729-1831
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My bro has a '93 formula bird, he needs shocks but its his DD and he is not much about modding the car or taking it to track events or anything. I talked him into at least a set of bilsteins. Although not sure if there is a big difference between the bilstein HDs and the bilstein HDs with strano rear revalves. Can anyone set some light into this?
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Check out my thread I just made.
https://ls1tech.com/forums/suspensio...-kyb-agxs.html
I bought KYB AGXs and I'm very satisfied. The ride quality is much nicer and I have better traction from a dig, as well. The cornering doesn't seem to be sacrificed either.
https://ls1tech.com/forums/suspensio...-kyb-agxs.html
I bought KYB AGXs and I'm very satisfied. The ride quality is much nicer and I have better traction from a dig, as well. The cornering doesn't seem to be sacrificed either.