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Looking for smooth shock absorbers...
I need to replace the shocks on my roadster, and I've heard that Sachs shocks are pretty nice (apparently they are big in the UK) - any thoughts or other recommendations?
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Re: Looking for smooth shock absorbers...
Welcome to AF.
What make and model of car do you have? |
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Re: Looking for smooth shock absorbers...
I suppose that would help! I have a 2002 BMW Z3 Roadster... any thoughts?
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Re: Looking for smooth shock absorbers...
It depends on what you are looking for. If the rest of the suspension is stock and you are simply looking to replace a worn component, IMO any name brand replacement would be okay.
If price is no object, Bilstein has an excellent reputation as a premium brand. My parts guy claims brands like KYB are generally a lower-priced alternative to premium brands but seem to work well. I have no experience with Sach shocks, though. |
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