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flow 31-01-2011 12:05 PM

Bilstein PSS10 VS Intrax 1K2
 
Hi all ,

At the moment i have the bilstein PSS10 kit on my CSL ( most of the time used on track) but now i'm starting to push the CSL harder and harder on track i find the PSS10 to soft so i'm looking for another suspension kit .

So i hear very good things of Intrax , the 4 way is too expensive but the 1K2 kit seems to be the way to go .
Is the 1K2 much better then the PSS10 or is the difference too small to upgrade ?

Or any other options ?

mattCSLnut 31-01-2011 12:18 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by flow (Post 79922)
Hi all ,

At the moment i have the bilstein PSS10 kit on my CSL ( most of the time used on track) but now i'm starting to push the CSL harder and harder on track i find the PSS10 to soft so i'm looking for another suspension kit .

So i hear very good things of Intrax , the 4 way is too expensive but the 1K2 kit seems to be the way to go .
Is the 1K2 much better then the PSS10 or is the difference too small to upgrade ?

Or any other options ?

As an other option... couldn't you just change the spring rates for stiffer ones then the standards springs that come with the Billstein PSS10 kit and maybe have the Billy shocks serviced ?
Also polybushing your anti roll bars front & rear with "POWERFLEX" stuff might help :thumbs:
Just a though ;)

flow 31-01-2011 12:27 PM

I already have the powerflex bushing , billstein does not offer other springs, H&R will make them but they ask €1000 :banghead:

AlexGTT 31-01-2011 12:58 PM

Intrax is good. I have 1K2 on mine and really like it. Have to think about rear mounting point for coilover unit though. Lot's of adjustability and easy to adjust. Still fairly expensive though.

Have you thought about KW? Their new range has better adjuster system now and it's certainly quality stuff with lots of choice on spring rates and a good service/rebuild dept. Very reasonable price as well.

rstoughy 31-01-2011 01:03 PM

Best bet would be to change to the Intrax 1K2 kit.

How much you wanting for the Bilstein kit? ;) :-D

daniel 31-01-2011 01:50 PM

You can get off the shelf springs for the PSS10s.

mattCSLnut 31-01-2011 02:12 PM

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Originally Posted by daniel (Post 79940)
You can get off the shelf springs for the PSS10s.

Where from Daniel ? (just incase I find my Brand NEW PSS10 also too soft) ;) :hahaha: Linky, Thank U please :thumbs:

mattCSLnut 31-01-2011 02:18 PM

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Originally Posted by flow (Post 79926)
I already have the powerflex bushing...

:thumbs: for Powerflex bushes... best £75 I've spent on my CSLs suspension upgrades :beer:

Quote:

Originally Posted by flow (Post 79926)
billstein does not offer other springs, H&R will make them but they ask €1000 :banghead:

Auch :119: that's a big chunk of cash for 4 springs :banghead: Surely "Eibach" would have something to suit, for less ?

Dan 31-01-2011 02:40 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by mattCSLnut (Post 79942)
:thumbs: for Powerflex bushes... best £75 I've spent on my CSLs suspension upgrades :beer:

Out of interest do you also run the RTAB Limiter kit Matt?

Dan 31-01-2011 02:41 PM

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Originally Posted by AlexGTT (Post 79932)
Intrax is good. I have 1K2 on mine and really like it. Have to think about rear mounting point for coilover unit though. Lot's of adjustability and easy to adjust. Still fairly expensive though.

You may have said before Alex but what's been your solution to date for the rear mounting on your car?


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