Suspension Q's:

Ingo Rautenberg i.rautenberg at waratap.com
Mon Sep 20 11:50:13 EDT 2004


IME Bilsteins on the 200 and V8 for stock springs are not so good -- 
agreeing with Bernie here.  With Eibach or Sachs Sport Springs (my
experience) and Bilstein Sports, the car handles/rides well in all around
driving and occasional track use.  Using larger than stock wheel/tire combos
and their associated weight makes this effect even more pronounced.

Ingo

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>
> Subject vehicle 200 20V 3B w/ 150K 17" wheels.
>
> Knowing Bernie's answer, I'd like to gather suggestions for increasing the
DE
> track handling of my daily driver. (Yes, dedicated track car would be
ideal)
>
> Bilstein's increase ride height correct?
>
> If I decide to use H&R to lower 1.5", boge turbo gas sufficient?
>
> Are there SOME bushings that would benefit from derlin/urethane?  I "know"
> certain OEM rubber ones are best due to the travel motion of some
suspension
> points.
>
> Current plan is bushings, upper strut bearings, "springs" and "shocks".
> TIA -Scott by BOSTON
>
>
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