bilstein vs stock shock
bilstein vs stock shock
heres a pic of my rear factory shock compared to 350z bilstein replacement.
still no front replacement shock available for the X.
still no front replacement shock available for the X.
Last edited by killerlexus; Oct 2, 2006 at 04:14 AM.
i only got the rears, but they do make the ride alot more bearable over rough roads. before i would have to slow to a crawl to cross over a set of train tracks. now i can cross over the tracks, as if i was stock.
i got the rears for under $300 shipped.
i got the rears for under $300 shipped.
I bought some revised spings for my G35 (04+) and now I am looking into buying a set of OEM shocks off a 05 350Z. I am assuming all this will work on my 06 G35 sedan, correct??
Originally Posted by killerlexus
i only got the rears, but they do make the ride alot more bearable over rough roads. before i would have to slow to a crawl to cross over a set of train tracks. now i can cross over the tracks, as if i was stock.
i got the rears for under $300 shipped.
i got the rears for under $300 shipped.Trending Topics
u might as well order the bilsteins for the price of factory 350z shocks. go to shox.com, but you will have to call to get a better deal. like 10% off over the phone vs online..
Originally Posted by killerlexus
u might as well order the bilsteins for the price of factory 350z shocks. go to shox.com, but you will have to call to get a better deal. like 10% off over the phone vs online..

i requested a quote on that site and they said:
Koni adjustables $208.55 ea.
> BILSTEIN rear Shocks $148.95 ea.
not bad at all and i was looking and they have the set of bilsteins going for $669?
Koni adjustables $208.55 ea.
> BILSTEIN rear Shocks $148.95 ea.
not bad at all and i was looking and they have the set of bilsteins going for $669?
The Bilstien's are great, providing your running them with oem springs. Otherwise they don't have the dampning to deal with stiffer aftermarket springs where they'd be a poor choice. For stiffer springs then oem, stick with D-specs or Koni's.
Originally Posted by Gsedan35
The Bilstien's are great, providing your running them with oem springs. Otherwise they don't have the dampning to deal with stiffer aftermarket springs where they'd be a poor choice. For stiffer springs then oem, stick with D-specs or Koni's.


