replacement shocks
Drifting
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I just got Bilsteins for my 95 Vert. Just a fuzz over $300 for a set of 4. They made a world of difference and the car is much more planted now and the suspension actually works on rougher roads. I replaced the KYB's with them and the difference is night and day. IMHO
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Drifting
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From: Argillite KY
eitehr way, bilstein, they are usually good for 100,000 miles or more.
Nope, after a couple of months with the Rancho's i decided to put the old Bilstein's back on with some newer shock bushings. The Bilsteins are better at 250,000 miles than the new shocks. I would say that they feel as good as new.
I can put just about any shock I choose on my vehicles and my Vette has Bilsteins, my Impala SS has Bilsteins and now my old truck has them also.
