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Do I need to revalve the Bilstein Sports?
I am replacing my REAR shocks. Currently I have Koni adjustable, but I am thinking about going with Bilstein Sports. In case I do so, do I need to send the Bilsteins to revalve, for my setup? Or are they stiff enough?
My car is a '76 911 with 3.6 engine. It weight 2750 lbs with me on it. I am currently running 22mm front and 30mm rear torsion bars, with adjustable Smartracing sway bars. I plan to keep the adjustable Konis on the front. Thanks in advance for the help
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12-04-2011, 02:44 PM
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Why don't you want to renew or adjust your Konis ?
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Hi Mario,
Bilstein Sports will work OK right out of the box, but they can work a LOT better with custom valving.
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Steve, do you offer a front spindle raising service?
It's in the 50s here but I'm sure we'll have snow on the ground in January.
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DanielDudley,
How do I renew the Konis? Thanks Steve. Where can I get them revalved?
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