Shock absorbers Bilstein or OEM Volkswagen

Stock springs with Bilstein TC = "Most Comfortable" Everything else is a compromise between looks, comfort and handling.

The Bilstein sports are a good choice for a cupkit. I think the ones I have are Bilstein HD. They came off my old vr gti. So far Im happy with them

Engine Modded airbox Dubspeed intake Audi 5K throttle body w/ ported intake manifold TT 280 cam & valve springs Pacesetter header BFI oil pan and windage tray Neuspeed adjustable cam sprocket Autotech intermediate shaft sprocket G60 valve cover Eurosport \"Race\" Exhaust USRT short shift kit Autotech 10.4mm plug wires 16V clutch Eurospec litghtened flywheel ATL \"Well Cell\" Fuel Cell ATL surge tank Aeroquip braided stainless steel fuel hoses Aeroquip aluminum fuel line fittings Allstar Performance valve cover breather catch can VW Motorsports Tranny mount Poly motor mounts thoughout Wheels and Tires 15\" Jax Light wheels, 205/50 Falken Azenis Chassis Custom made lower 4 point X brace Poly steering rack bushings Eurosport upper strut brace Eurosport rear strut brace Hawk HPS front pads w/ slotted rotors Scirocco 10.1\" brake swap Tilton proportioning valve Battery relocated to p/s floor board Neuspeed Race springs w/ Bilstein Sport shocks Neuspeed rear sway bar Exterior Hella e-code lights with Sylvania Silverstar bulbs Clear turn signals deleted rear wiper Cabby tail lights will filler panel OMP hood pins scirocco single wiper conversion Allstar Performance master battery disconnect switch Interior Schroth Rallye 3 belt Corbeau Forza seat Autometer shift lite Autometer Pro Comp gauges (oil temp, oil pressure, volt, water temp, fuel level, A/F ratio, tach and speedo) Longacre Ignition and start switch panel STRIPPED interior (dash, seat and door panels are left)

I finally got a chance to install the new Bilstein sport shocks today, despite the rain. I can't give a full review of them because it was rainy and wet today. But, they are significantly stiffer.

Has 3.5L head conversion - same as period Alpina B9. 5-speed, LSD, Bilsteins and Recaro interior all from factory. Great fun to drive. Very reliable - and even economical.

I installed a complete set of Bilstien HD shocks on my EV this weekend. All I can say is wow, they transformed the ride! The old OEM shocks were shot, all four had zero rebound.

When I first got my caddy I lifted it with cabriolet springs and bilstein hd shocks... With 17" wheels I had over 12" of clearance

Bilsteins will make for a stiffer feeling ride, while having performance oriented valving and will last forever.

Bilstein Left, Airlift right for MK6. Like I said before, they both have the same drop on my car. I just gained about 3 inches of lift with the Bilstein's, thus making my ride height WAY more comfortable.

As you all can see, the dyno showed how the TC Sport are (as also advertised) pretty close to stock, if we look at the compression. The rebound is quiet more than stock thought. But from the graphs is pretty clear that the TC is not any near the advertised 10 or 20% stiffer than stock