B8 Vs B12 Bilstein at Tiffany Parker blog

B8 Vs B12 Bilstein. The b8 is designed to be used exclusively with lowering springs or vehicles that are fitted with a lowered suspension from the manufacturer like mercedes amg models. Bilstein have a very comprehensive product range from original equipment (oe) shock absorbers to professional motorsport applications. Shortening the stroke allows lowering. Otherwise, buying the springs separately, you would get springs with slightly different spring. Bilstein b8 review, my thoughts and opinions after using a set of bilstein b8 dampers for over 10 years and over 150,000 miles. You use the b6 with your oe springs or the bilstein b3 springs if you are replacing them also. The b8 is fundamentally a shortened bilstein b6 because it's designed to be used with lowering springs. I would recommend bilstein b8 shocks/dampers to anyone who has h&r/eibach/(high quality) lowering springs and wants to upgrade their suspension further. I believe the b12 are b8s but with specifically tuned springs to work with the b8s. I have decided on either bilstein b8 + h&r sport springs, or bilstein b12 (which is b8+eibach springs).

The b8 is fundamentally a shortened bilstein b6 because it's designed to be used with lowering springs. You use the b6 with your oe springs or the bilstein b3 springs if you are replacing them also. I would recommend bilstein b8 shocks/dampers to anyone who has h&r/eibach/(high quality) lowering springs and wants to upgrade their suspension further. Bilstein b8 review, my thoughts and opinions after using a set of bilstein b8 dampers for over 10 years and over 150,000 miles. The b8 is designed to be used exclusively with lowering springs or vehicles that are fitted with a lowered suspension from the manufacturer like mercedes amg models. I have decided on either bilstein b8 + h&r sport springs, or bilstein b12 (which is b8+eibach springs). I believe the b12 are b8s but with specifically tuned springs to work with the b8s. Bilstein have a very comprehensive product range from original equipment (oe) shock absorbers to professional motorsport applications. Shortening the stroke allows lowering. Otherwise, buying the springs separately, you would get springs with slightly different spring.

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B8 Vs B12 Bilstein The b8 is fundamentally a shortened bilstein b6 because it's designed to be used with lowering springs. I have decided on either bilstein b8 + h&r sport springs, or bilstein b12 (which is b8+eibach springs). I believe the b12 are b8s but with specifically tuned springs to work with the b8s. Bilstein have a very comprehensive product range from original equipment (oe) shock absorbers to professional motorsport applications. Otherwise, buying the springs separately, you would get springs with slightly different spring. The b8 is fundamentally a shortened bilstein b6 because it's designed to be used with lowering springs. You use the b6 with your oe springs or the bilstein b3 springs if you are replacing them also. Shortening the stroke allows lowering. Bilstein b8 review, my thoughts and opinions after using a set of bilstein b8 dampers for over 10 years and over 150,000 miles. I would recommend bilstein b8 shocks/dampers to anyone who has h&r/eibach/(high quality) lowering springs and wants to upgrade their suspension further. The b8 is designed to be used exclusively with lowering springs or vehicles that are fitted with a lowered suspension from the manufacturer like mercedes amg models.