DANSBIRD

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I've been running a set of Eibach Prokit springs & Bilstien HD shocks on my T/A for over 7 years now. It's time for a new set... The same springs are about to be ordered and I'm considering changing to a different shock. I've been pleased w/ my current ones, but am looking for a better riding shock and willing to pay more money this go 'round.


Thoughts/ideas/suggestions?

Or are Bilstien HD's still one of the best options?

DANSBIRD

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And the car is just a street car... rarely ever goes to the track or races.

SIK02SS

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we don't have struts

definitely Koni s/a's

StuntmanMike

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I have Koni 3rd gens on the back of my Formula with stock springs, set on full soft, and they still ride damn hard.

Can't say I like them very much. I was expecting this big night and day change, but I was very unimpressed. Granted most of the bouncing is gone, and the rear feels a bit more planted on curves, but it still rides like *****.

I'm thinking it's impossible to find a shock for these cars that actually rides nice.

Sam Strano

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As I stated in the other post, most find the ride to be hugely improved, hugely. That said, I do think that the bouncing being gone, and the rear being more planted are pretty big improvements. Are you sure they are set full soft, because about 15 times a year someone does it backwards. And as I mentioned elsewhere also, if your tire pressures are too high that's not good.

Ehatcher

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Koni 4/3's here. Bought these over the KYB AGX's per Sam Strano's suggestion over 4 years ago... I have never been happier. THe ride is awesome. Im on hotchkiss springs.

MavsFORMULA

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I have some Koni 4/4's with the full ground control adjustable spring setup for sale. 2 sets of springs, Pm me if you're interested..

ULTIMATEORANGESS

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konis and whatever sam says.