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Yeah spring rates are interesting too. 12k in the front and 14k in the rear, so they are stiffer in the rear. Wish I could try these out just to
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Yeah spring rates are interesting too. 12k in the front and 14k in the rear, so they are stiffer in the rear. Wish I could try these out just to see what they feel like, especially on the track. I had a choice between these or the top secret aragostas, was a very tough choice. If someone would rather have those just lmk, I may be able to switch.
 Bilstein just posted this on their site, Formula D Champion Michael Essa uses their shocks on his car  Team GSR Autosport wins the Formula DRIFT in the USA for the first time with BILSTEIN MDS |
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