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Shocks GONE BAD! Bilstein's with Goldline Springs?
Shocks GONE BAD! Bilstein's with Goldline Springs?
I Have a 97 V6 and i lowered it about an inch and a half with Goldline Springs. I upgraded my shocks to monroe shocks and struts, after finding out that the shop that put them on before I bought it didn't put them on correctly, so i put them on with a friend. Now these shocks and struts are worn out and i am bouncing and my turning radius is terrible! I will be buying some new shocks and struts for my car when my december paycheck comes in [img]smile.gif[/img] i was thinking of going with bilstein's... and comments on that? and also and suggestions?
r u sure its the shocks, i dont think that they would have an effect on your turning radius... and if i read that right, you've gone through 2 sets of shocks? and the bouncyness is probably the shocks, but it also could be a bad shock/spring combo... do you have specs on the goldline springs...
I agree, if you have lowered the car and are using higher-rate springs you need shocks that offer more dampening. The Bilsteins should work great, much better than Monroe OEM replacement shocks.
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