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Is Bilstein with H&R spring that bad?

Hi, I have a 95 993 cab and i was going to replace the Monroe shocks with Bilstein and H&R springs. I heard it's not a good match. Is it still better than oem or will I get even more trouble?

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First off you have to ask yourself, "what do I want out of my new suspension" and "what is it being used for". When you know the answer, then you can start to shop around for a suitable set up. The important part is to get a system that is matched.
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Where did you hear that Bilsteins and H&R are not a good match? I've been using that combo (H&R Greens) for a few years and love the quality of the ride. I think this is one of the most common setups for our cars before stepping up to coilovers.
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As crg53 said, you first need to define what you are trying to achieve. Drive cars with different setups before you jump in. You only want to do this once.

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