EagleStroker

I think either will be satisfactory, if I'm not mistaken the eibachs are the bilsteins, but your doing the right thing by changes these things out now going to save you a hassle down the road!

For your car probably close to a grand

jahudso2

The adjustable shocks and struts are REALLY REALLY easy to adjust. I can adjust all 4 of mine in less than 5 minutes. You just pop your hood and your trunk, unscrew the caps on the top of each of the 4 dampers and use the tool to twist the internal screw all the way hard and then just back off however many turns you want. Besides my intake/tune and gears, my d-specs are my favorite mod. They can be made very stiff for aggressive driving, or if you are going to travel a long way on the highway, I soften them up to even softer than stock. It takes longer to put air in your tires than it does to adjust the shocks/struts.

jahudso2

Oh and I also got my D-Specs new for 350 bucks off of ebay and had them installed for 180.

peter north

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peter north

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Sam Strano

Bilstein's are the best non-adjustables... but then you're in a price range between D-specs and Koni's so why not have something you can tune? Koni's are better than D-specs, I've had both and others have too and can confirm the difference. You do get what you pay for .

And to the guy who thought Koni's are a grand... $749 is the price for S197's.

EagleStroker

My apologies, haven't looked at them. Glad someone could point that out

bullitt ben

Then it is not worth changing struts/shocks if you are not going for adjustables?
even if the Eibachs are Bilsteins they're chaper they are still in the adjustable price range

Poco

I use the Steeda non-adjustables.I don't race my car but on the street they seem to work fine with my Steeda Sport coils.

Texotic

Yeah, you want an inexpensive set of non-adjustables to work with lowering springs, I'd probably go Steeda Pro-Action. If you are considering Bilsteins, go ahead and get D-Specs or Konis.