MGOC Comfort Kit
- general lee
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Today, I had the Bilstein comfort handling dampers fitted to my MG. What a difference to the ride quality, it was well worth having them fitted:)
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General Lee;15124 wrote: Hi Everyone,
Today, I had the Bilstein comfort handling dampers fitted to my MG. What a difference to the ride quality, it was well worth having them fitted:)
Good to hear!:yesnod: It'll be almost as good as an F now....
David
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General Lee;15124 wrote: Hi Everyone,
Today, I had the Bilstein comfort handling dampers fitted to my MG. What a difference to the ride quality, it was well worth having them fitted:)
It is good to spread the word about the quality of the Bilstein Dampers kit, i have only heard good things about them and they were designed for the TF, and as David has said "the ride must be as good as an F now!!
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has it sharpened up the steering much? or is it just a softer damper?
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I'm assuming you had them done at a garage, but if you did them yourself then disregard.
I'm looking into getting some of the really good ones myself, though I need the £600 to actually buy the things first. :err:
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- general lee
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I paid £150 to have the dampers fitted on my car.
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I know what you mean about holes in the road. We once went down a cobbled road at a meet years ago and it near enough shook all my fillings out.
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FM :rolleyes:
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