Sumo springs vs. Bilstein shocks

smkettner wrote:

dvs57 wrote:
How do you mean that they serve entirely different purposes? I thought they would improve the ride.

Sumo will help carry the load without sagging or bottoming the suspension.
Bilstein will dampen excessive up and down motion of the suspension.
Sway bar will help with excessive leaning in turns or side winds.

So what part of the ride are you looking to improve?

X-2 on the Bilstein shocks. I had new Bilsteins put on last year when I come off a driveway my coach goes up and down one and a half times and that is it. Before the Bilsteins I had Monroe Shocks and that was up and down three times.