Shock absorbers Bilstein or GABRIEL

Bilstein Shock absorbers
BigBlackDwarf
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Rating 4.0

I installed the Bilsteins and I like them. Replaced what I believe were the original OEMs on my 2006 that had 120k miles on them, so the ride was pretty brutal.

Pros: like them
Cons: ride was brutal
Vehicle: Ford Ranger
Mileage: 193120 km
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Bilstein Shock absorbers

Bilsteins are great. You will likely see a good boost in handling and feeling like a train when WOT applies. These should last at 200k before they are dying to be replaced.

Pros: good boost in handling
Mileage: 200000 km
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Bilstein Shock absorbers
Adabert
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Rating 5.0

Upon disassembly, I found the KYB Excel-G shocks were completely shot and offered no rebound. I installed Bilstein B4 "Touring Class" units. The no-name aftermarket strut bearings weren't doing the suspension any favors either and I was glad to get the new German Febi units. So far, so good

Pros: good Febi units
Cons: KYB shocks were shot
Vehicle: Volkswagen Scirocco
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Bilstein Shock absorbers

Looking at potentially going with Bilstein B6 shocks/struts and Steeda Ultra-Lite springs combo, as I've heard great things about each part/company individually though I haven't seen any reviews of them used in tandem, at least on the 2005-2014s.

Pros: great things heard
Cons: no tandem reviews
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Bilstein Shock absorbers
The-Durs
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Rating 4.0

Look into Eibach shocks. I have bilstein 5100 on front with eibach in rear. I like them at the price point and they are like a 5100 but they dial down the harshness.

Pros: good price point
Cons: similar to 5100
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