Differences between these S3 coilovers (Bilstein/H&R)

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Hi guys,

I currently have H&R springs on my 2007 S3, got them purely to improve aesthetics. But the ride is a bit crashy so been pricing up Bilstein B8 dampers/shocks (fronts shortened). These cost over £600, which is fine. But then I saw these coilovers on eurocarparts, some are comparable prices - especially if i factor in selling my H&R springs & discount i get from them.

However, their website doesn't specify any differences between the kits - the 2 bilstein kits differ vastly in price for example! If i can get a decent set of coilovers for around the £800 mark I'll do that instead.

I already have H&R roll bars and will be getting WALK and front bushes too.

H&R coilovers (£740/840/900)
http://www.eurocarparts.com/ecp/c/A...8916fd7dc3a71a82c589dada4b9a178685251b&001280
http://www.eurocarparts.com/ecp/c/A...b8576d916ed561dcfbc7b8dba968b1c15f5872&001280
http://www.eurocarparts.com/ecp/c/A...7848009ec58e85b6b7c31e38a4a6489b1857fe&001280

Bilstein (£780/1290)
http://www.eurocarparts.com/ecp/c/A...9714d1f10647c58793e6d44162b4893bfd5312&001280
http://www.eurocarparts.com/ecp/c/A...9ff181f8823bd766e6e513e370be3f0cd9525a&001280

cheers in advance,
Adam.
 
Ones dampening Adjustable and the other isn't. Hence the price difference.
 
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I run h and r monotubes, ride is very firm but I love it
 
would you be surprised to know the two companies are married? ask yourself who makes the springs and who makes the dampers
 

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