Suspension

After talking about Bilstein and other brands, let me finally talk in-depth about the brand’s most popular shocks. That’s right, today it’s all about comparing the Bilstein 4600 and the beastly 5100 series!

Moog is the standard still – despite some criticism in recent years. But replacement parts aren’t a monopoly, right? Here are a few brands that people often compare with Moog – and some thoughts on them.

Veterans versus newer competitors: the struts market has been undergoing some changes. In this post, I pit Oredy vs Monroe in a battle that I’d say ends being a little bit uneven. Read more to find out why.

Two popular brands that are nevertheless in two completely different leagues. Where do Monroe and Bilstein stand when compared to each other? Here’s a quick, yet informational take on that…

You thought I’d glance over ACDelco? After comparing MOOG and Mevotech parts, it’s time for this quick battle of two leading aftermarket brands. Here’s my top piece of advice for you.

What’s any offroad experience without these two fellas? Once more I’m diving into the world of quality shocks – this time elaborating more on the weak and strong points of Bilstein and Rancho shocks.

I’ve been procrastinating with my Gabriel vs Monroe shocks post, but finally I got to writing it. Here’s a little bit about both brands – shocks with history and good for the daily driver, but definitely not suited for more heated applications.

It’s high time I did a more in-depth analysis of Bilstein’s offroad shocks. I’m starting with three of their most popular absorbers (well, one is a coilover). Here’s all you need to know about the 5100, 5160 and 6112 series.

It’s offroad day today! I’ll be looking at the masters of the offroad adventures – Fox and Bilstein. That said, I believe comparing them to each other is a bit unfair…Read more to learn why.