Bilstein PSS9s available for e60s
Originally Posted by soc_fans' date='Jul 30 2005, 11:32 PM
[quote name='SG535d' date='Jul 29 2005, 10:31 AM']The kit has arrived?
Pics to follow? 
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[/quote]Sorry for no pics yet - been away at the Nurburgring. Kit being installed as I type
Ok, had the car at it's softest setting since install to let it bed in - tomorrow I'm going to knock it up a few notches
Here's a pic of the car with the new suspension - please excuse the flies

Here's a pic of the car with the new suspension - please excuse the flies

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Please post more pictures! Nice drop
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SG535d's setup is really really good. I was following his car when we arrived at Gaydon and it's noticably lower than "M" settings. I did say to him that he should do us all a favour and attach some road brush sweepers to the undertrays...
Wait till you see his new AP brakes...... should be on within the next week or so I think.
Wait till you see his new AP brakes...... should be on within the next week or so I think.
SG535d, i am seriously looking at PSS9 to upgrade the shock system of my ride. I am currently on non sport suspension with ARS/DD configuration.
Can you share the experience with PSS9 on your ride after the bedding?
What is the drop height you get? if you were on BMW orig sport suspension before did you feel the PSS9 stiffen the ride more? and did it become too harsh for daily use?
appreciate your input.
Can you share the experience with PSS9 on your ride after the bedding?
What is the drop height you get? if you were on BMW orig sport suspension before did you feel the PSS9 stiffen the ride more? and did it become too harsh for daily use?
appreciate your input.
Originally Posted by zag' date='Sep 28 2005, 10:31 AM
SG535d, i am seriously looking at PSS9 to upgrade the shock system of my ride. I am currently on non sport suspension with ARS/DD configuration.
Can you share the experience with PSS9 on your ride after the bedding?
What is the drop height you get? if you were on BMW orig sport suspension before did you feel the PSS9 stiffen the ride more? and did it become too harsh for daily use?
appreciate your input.
Can you share the experience with PSS9 on your ride after the bedding?
What is the drop height you get? if you were on BMW orig sport suspension before did you feel the PSS9 stiffen the ride more? and did it become too harsh for daily use?
appreciate your input.
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Sorry just back from holiday/vacation late last night.
I understand that the PSS9 cannot be fitted to cars with ARS/DD - do a search on the Bilstein Catalogue for more info.
However I've found the ride when set to reasonably soft is fine - but the handling is definitely improved over stock sports suspension. Bear in mind you can adjust it in 9 stages from rock hard to soft. My problem is that its too low and is rubbing at the front - I'm going to get it raised. Definitely not too harsh for daily use - and I drive about 40,000 miles per year and its fine for me. I do have comfort seats though
Actually, the PSS9 can be fitted on cars with ARS/DD
From the bilstein website:
"Threaded Suspension (height adjustable), Gas Pressure, for vehicles without ride height adjustment, for vehicles without electronic suspension control, for vehicles with sports suspension, for vehicles with active stabilizer, for vehicles with standard chassis"
I think that refers to ARS/DD?
From the bilstein website:
"Threaded Suspension (height adjustable), Gas Pressure, for vehicles without ride height adjustment, for vehicles without electronic suspension control, for vehicles with sports suspension, for vehicles with active stabilizer, for vehicles with standard chassis"
I think that refers to ARS/DD?


