Why lower your suspension?
Lowering your car makes it look and handle better. Lowering your cars Centre-Of-Gravity will reduce body-roll. Reduced body-roll keeps your wheels and tyres in contact with the road better. More of your tyres in contact with the road means better grip through corners.
Lowering your car will also make it look better. Smaller arch gaps will make your wheels look bigger, and give it a more sporty, aggressive stance. Even a small amount of lowering can have quite an impact.

Sportier suspension with high quality springs and dampers will make your car stick to the road better for more confidence inspiring handling. Choosing the right suspension set-up will mean your tyres stay in contact with the road more of the time.
A sportier suspension set-up will enhance driver feel, both through the steering wheel and through the seat of your pants. A more direct connection with the car will help you feel more in control and allow you to better exploit the grip on offer.
Lowering your cars centre-of-gravity and firming everything up will give reduced body-roll. This will make your car quicker through corners, particularly where rapid transitions are necessary. Flatter cornering is safer and faster.
Lowering your car will increase the visual impact of your wheels, making them fill the wheel arches better. It will also give your car a sportier, more aggressive stance.
There's never been a better (or cheaper) time to buy Bilstein coilovers, but which one is for you?
Bilstein B14
The Bilstein B14 is a height adjustable monotube coilover kit. Monotube dampers offer smooth, controlled damping, and better resistance to heat fade. This means the Bilstein B14 will stand up to very demanding, technical driving for extended periods of time. Bilstein offer their own triple-C anti-corrosion coating to keep these working and adjustable, even on British roads.
Almost all dampers used in Bilstein's coilover range are monotube. This means that instead of a narrower piston inside a double-walled skin, the piston takes up the entire inner diameter of the damper. Monotube dampers also have much simpler internal valving arrangements. This leads to a smoother, better controlled motion of the damper. Because the oil and gas are separated by the piston, there is no chance of them getting mixed together as with a twin-tube damper. This and the higher volume of oil in the damper unit to help control heat mean that this type of damper works well for much longer under heavy use.
Bilstein Coilovers are height adjustable. The threaded part of the body is anti-corrosion coated. Bilstein also specify a rounded thread which helps reduce the tendency of using the thread adjusters to strip off the anti-corrosion coating. This helps stop the coilover seizing up which is a real hazard of salty roads.
Bilstein's own triple-C anti-corrosion coating technology. This three-step process starts with Zinc, but adds two additional layers on top to help protect against wear and corrosion. This coating survives salt-water spray better than Stainless Steel.
One of the most vulnerable parts of any coilover are the threads the adjustable spring seats sit on. If care is not taken to maintain them, they can seize up. While these do still need taking care of, Bilstein have used special rounded thread to help avoid the anti-corrosion treatment rubbing off.
Bilstein EVO
The dedication to constantly evolving has come to the Performance aftermarket with the Evolution generation of coilovers. Bilstein offer 3, optimally tuned coilovers for application on track or road. The EVO S/SE which offers height adjustments and ensures greater safety at higher speeds. The T1 which is a tightly compact range which can be altered to offer next level sport handling for road and track. Finally, the R, this is the race suspension option which offers a 10 click adjustment for bump and rebound. This set offers up to 100 options.