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    Bilstein B12 Pro Kit

    Is anyone running this B12 Pro Kit for the convertible? It doesn't go super low, but welding in coilovers seems like a bad idea.
    Too bad the KW coils are almost $4k.

    Wondering how the B12 kit looks and rides. Thanks!

    #2
    Originally posted by Lippy View Post
    Is anyone running this B12 Pro Kit for the convertible? It doesn't go super low, but welding in coilovers seems like a bad idea.
    Too bad the KW coils are almost $4k.

    Wondering how the B12 kit looks and rides. Thanks!
    https://www.ecstuning.com/b-bilstein...46-000132~bil/


    all i can tell you is the eibachs run softer than h&r. it can make for a better ride and easier on older backs, but they can bottom the car easier. i wound up taking the eibachs off my i and went with h&r, but it's not a daily.

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      #3
      I ran Eibach before. It's not as rough a ride as the H&R race springs (with Bilstein B8s) , but the H&R have less body roll then the Eibach. I am used to the H&R race springs, but I have contemplated going with H&R sports and stiffer sway bars for a smoother ride. I would imagine that bilstein chose the springs and valved the shocks for them. I bet it's a nice ride.

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        #4
        Originally posted by jbontke View Post
        I I would imagine that bilstein chose the springs and valved the shocks for them. I bet it's a nice ride.
        kinda doubt it. i'd bet ecs pieced it together.
        fwiw an adjustable koni yellow would probably work better with the eibach than a billie for that very reason. they'd be good with the h&r too. i think the billies are a tougher shock though.

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          #5
          Originally posted by 82eye View Post

          kinda doubt it. i'd bet ecs pieced it together.
          fwiw an adjustable koni yellow would probably work better with the eibach than a billie for that very reason. they'd be good with the h&r too. i think the billies are a tougher shock though.
          Bilstein put the kit together. You can find it on their website and sold by many retailers besides ECS tuning.

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            #6
            Originally posted by jbontke View Post

            Bilstein put the kit together. You can find it on their website and sold by many retailers besides ECS tuning.
            seems strange as they've had a long association with h&r. things change.

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