Shock absorbers KONI or GABRIEL

KONI Shock absorbers
dslovn
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Rating 5.0

Koni yellows are adjustable to suit your preferences. Bilsteins are not. Both are high quality and arguably an improvement over the stock (Sachs probably) dampers. I run my Koni yellows on full soft and they’re very comfortable.

Pros: very comfortable
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KONI Shock absorbers
rgcred
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Rating 5.0

I struggled with the same decision for my 2002 325i, We've used Bilstein sports for many years but always for sportier cars +/or track use. On the E46 decided to go with Koni Sports (yellow) which are adjustable. Ride is less harsh the Bilsteins, more comfortable and well controlled - no regrets. I also installed H&R sport springs FYI.

Pros: more comfortable, well controlled
Cons: less harsh
Vehicle: BMW
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KONI Shock absorbers
Guru_Branch
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Rating 5.0

I love my Koni active reds, swapped to them from bilstein b8s and won’t look back, smoother ride and 4 years on them they haven’t sagged or blown. I run them on my daily e92.

Pros: smoother ride, haven’t sagged
Vehicle: BMW
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GABRIEL Shock absorbers
AsstBalrog
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Rating 4.0

I upgraded to Gabriel Strider shocks, best I could afford at the time, and bought Radial T/As to go on the Keystones. Big front and rear sway bars too. So even if my car didn't accelerate like a boss it did corner pretty well.

Pros: cornered pretty well
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GABRIEL Shock absorbers
krieger82
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Rating 3.0

Bilsteins are probably best, unless you want to cough up a lot for fox. I have Gabriel premium right now. Pretty good, but not as good as Bilsteins.

Pros: pretty good
Cons: not as good
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