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hopin4250k 02-11-2018 07:51 AM

S2K Suspension
 
Can anyone recommend the best (reaonably priced?) strut/shock assembly replacement for a 2008 S@K with 100k miles? Or, should I go OEM?

Hfreak 02-11-2018 09:00 AM

Scroll down to "Brakes and Suspension", tons of info in there.

cosmomiller 02-11-2018 11:06 AM

OEM is pretty darn good. Works great, lasts a long time. You get what you pay for.

Chuck S 02-11-2018 02:03 PM

There are frequently OEM parts on Ebay from those who just have to have adjustable coilovers (and rarely have a clue how to adjust them). A complete set is possible.

But what's wrong with yours?

-- Chuck

beefystud 02-11-2018 03:54 PM

oem,ohlins bilstein and eibach are the brands you want to stick with


stay away from tru hart,skunk 2, apexi and any thing else thats under $1500


konis are good but there a down grade from stock suspension....

Slowcrash_101 02-12-2018 04:20 AM


Originally Posted by beefystud (Post 24419166)
oem,ohlins bilstein and eibach are the brands you want to stick with


stay away from tru hart,skunk 2, apexi and any thing else thats under $1500


konis are good but there a down grade from stock suspension....

Konis are not a downgrade. They have less compression damping than OEM, otherwise there is no downside. The Konis are every bit as reliable, handle higher spring rates, are easier to swap springs with, and unlike OEM units, can be rebuilt, and re-valved, or converted to dual adjustable. Not surprising when the Koni yellows cost more or less the same as OEM dampers.

beefystud 02-12-2018 11:29 AM


Originally Posted by Slowcrash_101 (Post 24419292)
Konis are not a downgrade. They have less compression damping than OEM, otherwise there is no downside. The Konis are every bit as reliable, handle higher spring rates, are easier to swap springs with, and unlike OEM units, can be rebuilt, and re-valved, or converted to dual adjustable. Not surprising when the Koni yellows cost more or less the same as OEM dampers.

koni reds are $400 koni yellows are $800 , set of oem shocks are $1200 "WITH" a %30 discount.... oem shocks are also made by ohlins, you get what you pay for....

HawkeyeGeoff 02-12-2018 11:49 AM

AST 4150 another good quality coilover.

kukudm 02-12-2018 01:35 PM


Originally Posted by beefystud (Post 24419516)
koni reds are $400 koni yellows are $800 , set of oem shocks are $1200 "WITH" a %30 discount.... oem shocks are also made by ohlins, you get what you pay for....

I thought OEM shocks were made by Showa

Fokker 02-12-2018 02:20 PM


Originally Posted by kukudm (Post 24419554)
I thought OEM shocks were made by Showa

They are.


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