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And yes, I have been searching! My next upgrade is going to be springs & shocks, and I'm probably gonna go with the Bilstein HD shocks. I was planning on using Eibach springs, but I've seen some posts that said they weren't really compatible. I'm just looking for some compatible shock/ spring combinations from some of you guys that have done this.
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The Bilstein HDs are fine for most springs if you're just driving on highways. If you want the best though, pay a little more to have the shocks matched to your springs through Sam Strano at www.stranoparts.com
He does custom valving and knows what he is doing, definetly talk to him before you choose.2002 5-spd NBM Camaro
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YUPPP!! calling sam was the best thing i EVER did as far as getting suspension advice and picking a good setup..Originally posted by Dominic:
The Bilstein HDs are fine for most springs if you're just driving on highways. If you want the best though, pay a little more to have the shocks matched to your springs through Sam Strano at www.stranoparts.com
He does custom valving and knows what he is doing, definetly talk to him before you choose.Comment
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