At the rear, the NON sport shock has a different part number according to my version of 'KATE'... I'm looking at ACOQ-1994-5-05 - Item #3 shock absorber.
Shock absorber for S2 Coupe ABY
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My S2 Coupe ABY is one of the first ABY of 01/1993. 895 413 503 C I think that is the code for the front shock absorbers in pink colour, for the rear I think that the code is only one 895 513 031 C and there is a normal variante and a sport chassis variante in green, is this possible? Or is possible that the code for front and rear shock absorbers are the same? I think no, but... What you can watch on ETKA?
Thanks a lot!
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I have seen also for a complete front and rear KW kit, but it's a good idea or not? I don't know also if is better V1 or V2 versions for normal road but also some race use.My life and my loves
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Hello, I have think also to mount Bilstein shock absorber with H&R springs but what do you think about these for a use on normal road but also in some race? And which are the correct Bilstein shock absorber and H&R springs for you? Thanks a lot! ByeMy life and my loves
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Hi again,
Wheel issue is a pain in the rear, but anyway unless your roads are smooth with no speed ramps I'd give serious consideration to keeping the standard springs.
Your own choice though, post up what you do and how you find it?
Any photos or you tube links of typical Italian roads?
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Hello, Italian roads are like a Edammer cheese, so I think that the best choice will be the original S2 springs with front and rear Bilstein shock absorber?
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