H&R/Bilstein Part #

[Alkasquawlik]

My shocks are blown, and I'm slowly saving up money to get some new suspension stuff.
I'm getting a price quote from a friend and he needs the part numbers, I don't want to give him the wrong p/n and as a result, get something that I don't want.

H&R Sport Springs for a 325iX
Part #: 50409
(found on Turner MotorSports's website)

Bilstein HD - Front shocks
Part # P36 0251

Bilstein HD - Rear Shocks
Part # B36 2028
(found on BavAuto's website)


and what is the difference between the Bilstein Heavy Duty shocks and the Bilstein Rear Sport Shocks, part # B36 2027, respectively?


Do I have the right part numbers, or did I totally screw up?

paging Nando....;)

[nando]

get konis. ;)

[Alkasquawlik]

What is the difference between the Konis and the Bilsteins?
Is it a stiffer ride?
This is mostly going to be a DD/mountain ride/ occasional autox car

[nando]

it actually will ride better. One of the downsides of monotube gas pressurized shocks is the initial bit of travel is much stiffer. Great for rally/off road though.

more importantly, you can more easily cut the bumpstops down (by about half is good) so you aren't bottoming out all the time.

[Alkasquawlik]

So I just got an offer for an internship over summer, and if it pans out, I'll have a bit of spending money and will probably opt for coilovers