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  1. Bilstein 5100 with OME 3344 rear coil springs - installed photo

    I would think so, should probably sit about perfectly even. The 3343’s were supposed to be 1.5-2”, so if they’re on the 1.5” end of that spread, the .75” should be perfect.
  2. Bilstein 5100 with OME 3344 rear coil springs - installed photo

    You could add a spacer in the rear or go with something like the Icon spring that gives .75” of lift and set the front at the 1.65” clip. And $600 is right, they’ll get cheaper after about a year I’d suspect, but for the time being that’s a fair price.
  3. Bilstein 5100 with OME 3344 rear coil springs - installed photo

    Didn’t pay attention on the alignment numbers, but did see green across the board. The issue I ran into there was finding a shop (besides the dealer) with a new enough update for the 2025’s. I ended up finding a local shop with a brand new machine though, so he had the latest updates. Spring...
  4. Bilstein 5100 with OME 3344 rear coil springs - installed photo

    Looks like 22.25” and the rear is 23” even.
  5. Bilstein 5100 with OME 3344 rear coil springs - installed photo

    Noticeably better. It felt like the stock rear suspension was either bottoming or topping out and was pretty harsh. This combo solved that. I ran 5100’s and OME springs on my third gen for about 8 years with no complaints. For my usage, the 5100’s just work.
  6. Bilstein 5100 with OME 3344 rear coil springs - installed photo

    Upgraded to the Bilstein 5100 shocks. Fronts running factory springs at 2.2” clip (#5) and rears on 5100’s with OME 3344 rear coil springs. Rides better, looks better, worth it! Pic is from the shop, goes for alignment tomorrow. Sitting on 285/65/18 tires for reference.
  7. EKR car seat cover is perfect fit

    Any update on the neoprene? Bout to hit buy now, but can’t decide on the material.



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