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Bilsteins and PBRs S70 2000

posted by  Irollturbo on  Sun Mar 21 16:00 CST 2004
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A quick update. I must say that the Bilstein's give a great ride. Going over railroad tracks and speed bumps is much much quieter and smoother. Where the firmness shows up is on undulating pavement as the shocks rapidly control the motion. Instead of floating over the undulations the car will tend to track it more. This gives a much better feel of the road which I prefer. However, it's not that old style Cadillac isolation float that others may prefer.

The PBR MMs are doing fine. We had torrential rain this morning and they worked just fine.

-Ted






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