Bilstein or 2" Levelling Spacer?
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Bilstein or 2" Levelling Spacer?
I have seen in some of the threads that the Bilstein 5100's can be adjusted to level the front end. The 2" spacer was what I was going to go with, but when I read I could do it with a shock, it gave me pause. What are the pro's and cons of each?
When it comes to the 2 inch spacer, I understand that I need an alignment after putting them on. The arms dont seem to wear out excessivelly early from what I have read.
Thoughts appreciated. Anyone who has done both, your experience would be a huge help.
When it comes to the 2 inch spacer, I understand that I need an alignment after putting them on. The arms dont seem to wear out excessivelly early from what I have read.
Thoughts appreciated. Anyone who has done both, your experience would be a huge help.
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Originally Posted by Russ47
just get the bilsteins cause they both do the same thing to CV angles, etc but you get alot better shock then the stock shocks sooo you should have a better ride, etc....
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Originally Posted by Shinesintx
Is the shock designed to act as a leveller, or do guys just do it? The ride is better how. I went from a 00 to a 07', and did not realize it could get better.
the ride becomes more comfy and not as jumpy goin over bumps...
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Originally Posted by Russ47
true LOL
if $$$ is kinda tight just get the A.S. 2.5" leveling kit
if $$$ is kinda tight just get the A.S. 2.5" leveling kit
Anyone know where I should get a set? The online sponsor?