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$650 Later... New Sachs all around.
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I went with 951.343.031.05 (and 951.343.032.05) which fit perfectly.. Front Left: 951.343.031.05 Sachs # 100665 W0133-1600028 Front Right: 951.343.032.05 Sachs # 100666 W0133-1600023 Also got the rear shocks replaced with Boge/Sachs 951.333.032.05 Such an improvement in ride and poise.. |
Hope you don't mind me asking but why did you choose Sachs/Boge over Konis which, if I'm not wrong, sell for a similar price?
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I think my Koni dampers ran $700-800. Why so much for Sachs?
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Good choice, the Sachs are an excellent damper, imo perform better than Koni or Bilstein for stock spring rates and cheaper also.
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Right, just the inserts, sorry. Koni-1038S, and on sale
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My $650 includes Installation & Alignment... (Including rear thrust, toe and camber) All the posts seems to indicate a slightly firmer ride with Koni.. Not desired for me as I drive horrendous roads, have a bad (golf) back and do not track. Good question though.. Cheers. |
My Koni are softer and smoother than the KYB I took off lol xD
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I bought new Sachs/Boge and the rears failed almost immediately. Bad batch? Anyway, the car bounced like Kate Upton jogging, so replaced the rears with Konis and solved the problem.
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I will post my findings in the upcoming weeks. XS, I hope that your experience was a Sachs anamoly.. we'll see. Thanks for your insights gents.. Mikey |
Sounds like a great deal. Where did you get this done?
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