Choice's
So, option 1: Buy a set of Koni 4/4's for my car
or, option 2: Buy solid 35/22mm sway bars and Bilstein shocks.
The old deCarbons are showing their age so shocks are needed (but are not desparate yet), and I really would prefer Koni's but I also wanted to upgrade the sway bars which is how option 2 came about - as a kind of compromise.
Is it a compromise you would make - or would you buy the Koni's and wait for the sway bars.
Car is a 97 T/A non-WS6. Suspension is stock except for poly sway bar bushings and SFC's.
Thanks.
If you think you might get rid of the car at some point save the money and use cheaper shocks.
I use the car for only 1500-2000 miles a year fair weather fun driving. I'm not into the 1/4 too much - i prefer the corners.
Shocks are the single biggest issue with the car.... I've always said it and always will they matter most. Not that other stuff like bars don't--but the car has damping issues above all else.
If/when you do bars, I'd recommend hollow (which is why I make them), but also sell a solid set as well.... and the Koni's and the Bilstein's too.
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Sam - As soon as the bank manager (wife!) releases some money to me I'll get the shocks from you. I take on board what you say about the bars and when I am able to buy them I will likely go for the hollow bars.





