BBB Budget Bilstein Baller Coilover Suspension
 

$400 + Shipping, split PP fees.

Built these up a couple of years ago. Ran them for two autocross seasons, one track session and a few hundred street miles.
Bilsteins originally takeoffs from 1999 10AE.
Ground control sleeves and collars
2.5" springs
750lb x 6" front springs
400lb x 6" rear springs
Bump stops
Extended tophats made from stock NB hats. These center the springs at the in the hat.
All rubber bushings and washers associated with mounting shocks into hats.

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I have some 2.5 metric springs that are about 535 lbs that could go on front of these instead of the 750, but nothing lighter to match rear. Can include. Beehive shape, but they still are smaller than stock springs and fit fine on these.

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Amazing that people are climbing over each other to buy poorly designed 2-piece shocks for a grand when you can buy this setup for this price.

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Sold. Thanks

what can you get for the price?

Hes suggesting that the quality of these used OEM Bilstein’s with custom threaded sleeves and whatever springs is a better quality, better feeling/faster setup than anything in the $700-1800 range (including Megan, BC, Meister, Fortune, etc.)

A lot of people say this. I had Stock Bilsteins on Tein S-Tech springs and stock perches and they were super stiff and my dads Koni/H&R setup was way better. I am unimpressed by my $1600 Fortune Auto’s. For the price I expected more. The knob makes noticeable changes but meh. Anyways, wrong place for this discussion