New Bilstein 9-way adjustable coilover system for S2000 ($1299)
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From: Montreal
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From: Nowhere
The front and rear progressive rate springs allow accurate adjustment of the vehicle ride height and center of gravity for the level of performance you seek.
Wonder if I can set my CG height to be at 0" above the ground? That'd be worth $1300!
Yes, I'm being a smartass, I just get a kick out of the "information" that is written by someone with no clue about how things work. This looks like a pretty good system, though.
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Japanese coilovers tend to be overpriced compared with their European counterparts (Ohlins excluded here). That is not to say that just because the Bilsteins are less expensive, they aren't as good as Tien RA's for example. They could very well be better.
Personally, if I had nothing else to go on but the brand name of the shock, I'd pick Bilstein as number 1 every time.
Personally, if I had nothing else to go on but the brand name of the shock, I'd pick Bilstein as number 1 every time.
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Personally, if I had nothing else to go on but the brand name of the shock, I'd pick Bilstein as number 1 every time.
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I have been on Bilstein PSS for almost a year and I love them. I put them on the same time I put a X-brace and Comptech sway bar. It is hard to know which part did more but the car handled noticeably better afterwards. I got my PSS last year for $999 for a set of 4. I would really like to get the new PSS9 now for the adjustability but you won't be disappointed with the regular PSS either though.
