Bilstein B6 struts and shocks. If you are installing them, post impressions and questions here....

[Rowdy09]

I would love to put lowering springs on mine. Sure its not a just switch in and out

 

[FiEscort]

I would love to put lowering springs on mine. Sure its not a just switch in and out

Do it, you'll like it!

 

[Rowdy09]

Do it, you'll like it!

Is it just as easy as bolting on or is there more to it?

 

[FiEscort]

Is it just as easy as bolting on or is there more to it?

The rear springs are bolt on. The front springs require a spring compressor. If you’re not comfortable using them, you can unbolt the springs as an assembly and take them to a mechanic/shop who can swap the springs (good time to put in new struts so you don’t pay labor twice)

 

[Rowdy09]

The rear springs are bolt on. The front springs require a spring compressor. If you’re not comfortable using them, you can unbolt the springs as an assembly and take them to a mechanic/shop who can swap the springs (good time to put in new struts so you don’t pay labor twice)

Oh thats not to bad at all. I have been looking at H&R super sport springs as well

 

[silverback69]

2018 fiesta se hatchback 41,000 miles

rear shocks are leaking. i will eventually replace the front struts as well.
i dont want to lower the height my daughter drives the car in houston. the pot holes and speed bumps can be bad, i dont want a super stiff ride she is not racing the car just a daily driver for work and school.

been recommended Bilstein b6 what am reading its a stiff ride.
anyone have recommendations that are better than factory mushy are the Bilstein's the way to go for what i want