I have been trying to decide whether or not to order the Y2Y bilstein option. The dealers in my area do not stock SS's let alone SS's with Y2Y options. Could I get some feedback from everyone if I should consider getting this option. The SS will be basically a daily driver during summer (except in rain) and stored during winter. The SS will not be used for racing, mostly for shows. I may take it to the track for none racing events such as INDYK2. I am looking for a soft ride that holds well in the corners during everyday fun. Any input would be greatly appreciated.

Thanks,

If you can afford it, get it!

It's the one SLP option that actually affects the way the car drives.

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Cheers,
Steve SSOA F00-1363 CCSD #204
00 Camaro SS Lt. Pewter, neutral leather, M6, Hurst, PEG2, ASR, defogger
SLP chrome rims, D-D exhaust, Bilstein, Castrol, cover, mats, fobs
BMR STB, SLP !CAGS, AAM diff cover, Chrome Hood Insert, Zaino
Dyno's at 312 RWHP, 321 RWT
96 K1500 SWB Silverado 350 5 speed 3.73 axles Z71 G80 etc.

...that by far is one of the best suspension options I have had on any vehicle I have owned...

...no regrets here for sure...

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Originally posted by Chris 99SS#3513,00 WS6:
Another Bilstein supporter here, my 99 didn't have it, my 2000 does, and it's AWESOME! Huge difference over stock, I noticed when I first test drove the car, just shooting a U underneath the freeway in front of the dealership. "WOW" is a great word to describe it. NO lean at all.... And it sits about an inch lower in the rear than the regular SS, not to much.... just right A definite "must have" on any SS or Hawk. Good luck!

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Chris-

Dont talk to this guy about your Silver piece of crap. ..........J/K buddy!!!!!......Yeah I didnt get it with my car but I am gonna be ordering the bilstien for my car though. I heard they are gr8.