Shock absorbers Rough Country or Sachs

My local BMW shop suggested the OEM replacement Sachs and I agreed. Im very happy with them. Made the bumps much more manageable while still retaining that BMW stiffness we love about these cars.

I went with Sachs dampers which are OEM but sportier than my stock zhp dampers. I don’t regret it one bit

Sachs are great! Came stock on the SR 2016 Altima and they ride great, stiff and sporty.

The difference is night and day, car is 30mm lower front and 15mm in the back. Feels more planted, feedback is more responsive and absorbs bumps a bit firmer but still feels nicer than the floatier stock setup. Previously would float into a corner whereas it feels predictable and how a Bimmer should.

If you are content with stock and just want to refresh, there are many options, but Sachs is a reliable stock brand for shocks.

amortizoare apate sacha - made in germany.

Back in May I replaced my rear shock absorbers with Sachs ones from a Mk7 Golf, as others on this forum had suggested. This actually made the rear suspension a little firmer but made a night and day difference to the ride quality at any speed. It made the car a bit more composed and settled at speed as well. Overall it's so much better.

With that said the lift part of the kit . Pucks or springs are not bad , it’s usually the shocks they sell that are junk .

15K later and all my RC shocks really do is keep my springs from falling out when flexing. Otherwise, they do nothing.

N3s are garbage, they rode so bad I thought I was going to wreck the truck, made the truck walk all over the road at any little bump. I ended up buying a set of bilstein 5100s and the truck rides great now. 2016 4x4 crew short