shock absorbers or coilovers

[Melvsee]

Hi pals, feel ride abit hard

Should I get new absorbers or change to coil overs?

[jtang]

What ride is yours? If you find your ride hard, changing to adjustable coilovers will be lagi worse....even if you were to set to softest setting.

[Melvsee]

W204

Having uneven tyre worn out and "dong dong" driving over uneven...seems harsh ride...anticipating if next car servicing, workshop inform shock absorbers pro, should I stay put to our bilstein shock absorbers or switch to coilover?

Been seeing coilover able to adjust this adjust that, just wanna know if I can achieve comfy ride

[MarkCWQ]

The Avantgarde and AMG Sports Line models are known to have a harsher ride, due to sports feel setup by Merc. Elegance models will have a more comfy ride.

[Odessus]

W204

Having uneven tyre worn out and "dong dong" driving over uneven...seems harsh ride...anticipating if next car servicing, workshop inform shock absorbers pro, should I stay put to our bilstein shock absorbers or switch to coilover?

Been seeing coilover able to adjust this adjust that, just wanna know if I can achieve comfy ride

 

As what bro jtang said, coilovers with most comfortable setting will still be harsher than your current ride. 

[Melvsee]

Noted pals

So I guess just stick to bilstein shock absorbers... Which version is recommended?

[jtang]

Bilstein B4

[Melvsee]

Thanks Pal

[Melvsee]

Sorry to be lorso...then bbk lei?

anything less than $3k that is effective?

Force bbk?

Euromodz?

[MarkCWQ]

Sorry to be lorso...then bbk lei?

anything less than $3k that is effective?

Force bbk?

Euromodz?

Quite a lot of members on EuroModz, myself included. The boss is very helpful and service is good.

[Melvsee]

Yeah I installed pedal box with Annis.

Have you guys heard of force BKK? Any review?

Vs euromodz?

[MarkCWQ]

Yeah I installed pedal box with Annis.

Have you guys heard of force BKK? Any review?

Vs euromodz?

 

I doubt anyone can "vs" their real world experience for you as in order to do that, the person would have to have used both BBK on the same car.

Don't think anyone would change their brakes twice especially to the specific brands you're asking.

 

Ultimately, BBKs are a huge upgrade from the stock brakes and you can immediately feel the difference in braking power from the get go. Dare I say at the end of the day, it all probably boils down to branding. Personally, I choose Annis due to his service and competitive pricing. I still go back to him just to service my brakes. My BBK also saved me from a huge accident once, so in my books it's done well.

 

Front 6 Pot Callipers with 356mm Rotors

 

Rear 4 Pot Callipers with 330mm Rotors

[Melvsee]

Nice!!!

Ok pal, noted...really appreciate your advice