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#1: Comparison Between Gabriel and Blinstein Absorber Author: moose PostPosted: Fri Jan 18, 2008 2:41 am
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Bro. I need some advice regarding Gabriel and Blinstein Absorber.

I ade tanye supplier, which one is better. Then he advised me to buy Gabriel for my rear absorber . Gabriel Absorber RM150/pcs and Blinstein RM170/pcs.

For your info, I drive e 36 and my rear absorber dah tak sedap

For Gabriel absorber i cuba tekan , keras as compared to blinstein.

Kalau front absorber which one is better blinstein or gabriel , or any suggestion to other brands.

#2: Re: Comparison Between Gabriel and Blinstein Absorber Author: orangebmw PostPosted: Fri Jan 18, 2008 6:18 am
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i used gabriel at front (e30)..a bit keras la compare to sachs...x penah try bilstein lg

#3: Re: Comparison Between Gabriel and Blinstein Absorber Author: threebond PostPosted: Sun Mar 02, 2008 6:39 am
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murah beb..tapi bukan alot of member cakap bilstein ok what. last 2 days i call 1 of supplier. im ask them for my somplete set for my e30. their also promote gabriel. they say Gabriel more keras than bilstein. price pun murah skit.

entah lar..so waht the otai2zz & the members yg penah pakai product ni... opinion.

#4: Re: Comparison Between Gabriel and Blinstein Absorber Author: aRRrgghhLocation: KeranaMu Malaysia PostPosted: Sun Mar 02, 2008 4:57 pm
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Yub Gabriel is cheaper than Bilstein. What we are talking here is Bilstein Black rite? Gabriel is stiffer (harder). What I know, It's from the USA. For balance ratio and control, I would suggest to stick to 1 type of abs for all 4 tyres.

If you want harder, go for Bilstein Yellow (mooore expensive) or Gabriel. Bilstein Black and a combi with Eibach Pro-kit is a legend. I'm running with that combi too. Comfy and just nice fer cornering too.

Some people like to mix & match. Up to individuals. But, be careful as ur handling & comfy might be compromised =) Good luck.

#5: Re: Comparison Between Gabriel and Blinstein Absorber Author: chriseunos PostPosted: Sun Mar 02, 2008 6:48 pm
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im using bilstein yellow with H&R springs...stiff and not comfy but the handling is heaven!

#6: Re: Comparison Between Gabriel and Blinstein Absorber Author: harryLocation: Petaling Jaya PostPosted: Sun Mar 02, 2008 8:45 pm
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As for me BILSTEIN...why? Cause i notice if you are not using stock engine.
Try not to use stiff cheap abs,thts y it does not last long.You may have super handling but will your body exterior last. It will crack your body kits....trst me.
I experience it...unless banyak $$$$$...
Dnt torture your ride.......let it live......

#7: Re: Comparison Between Gabriel and Blinstein Absorber Author: threebond PostPosted: Sun Mar 16, 2008 7:51 am
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erm.. thanks bro for the info...

c ya..

#8: Re: Comparison Between Gabriel and Blinstein Absorber Author: Mr_BimmerastaLocation: The Republic Of Penang PostPosted: Fri Apr 11, 2008 2:55 am
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Want to know what different H&R spring & Eibach spring?? Cost of both spring??

#9: Re: Comparison Between Gabriel and Blinstein Absorber Author: chriseunos PostPosted: Fri Apr 11, 2008 7:15 am
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H&R is more stiffer and its not as low as Eibach. Eibach is softer. This is my experience. If not mistaken, both springs cost the same at RM1200 brand new. I stand corrected

Chris

#10: Re: Comparison Between Gabriel and Blinstein Absorber Author: Mr_BimmerastaLocation: The Republic Of Penang PostPosted: Fri Apr 11, 2008 8:02 am
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Owh...agree with u,Eibach mmg soft & very lowed...good change to H&R,thanks Chris!

#11: Re: Comparison Between Gabriel and Blinstein Absorber Author: aRRrgghhLocation: KeranaMu Malaysia PostPosted: Fri Apr 11, 2008 8:11 am
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.. but where to get H&R??

#12: Re: Comparison Between Gabriel and Blinstein Absorber Author: chriseunos PostPosted: Fri Apr 11, 2008 10:38 am
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maybe ask Calvin Tan?

#13: Re: Comparison Between Gabriel and Blinstein Absorber Author: loafer PostPosted: Sun Apr 13, 2008 7:19 am
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Hi there...I got my Bilstein B8 + H&R springs from Msport in Sunway. For E36 the H&R spring isn't a perfect fit into the upper cap (dunno what its called but the the top part of the spring rests on the cap) so need some forcing in.

I have yet to sit in a ride that has Eibach springs with Bilstein B8 so I can't make any comparison but from what I've read around in a few other forums, H&R is definitely stiffer compared to Eibach. If you're looking for comfort you should try Eibach.

Alternatively you can go for coilovers KE KE!

#14: Re: Comparison Between Gabriel and Blinstein Absorber Author: Mr_BimmerastaLocation: The Republic Of Penang PostPosted: Mon Apr 14, 2008 4:03 pm
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Hmm...what about Bilstein springs??? Anyone have try this????

#15: Re: Comparison Between Gabriel and Blinstein Absorber Author: chriseunos PostPosted: Mon Apr 14, 2008 5:55 pm
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stick to H&R, u'll be much happy. Eibach also can

#16: Re: Comparison Between Gabriel and Blinstein Absorber Author: Mr_BimmerastaLocation: The Republic Of Penang PostPosted: Tue Apr 15, 2008 1:31 pm
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Huhu...now i'm using Eibach,so soft to me...will be try Bilstein (hard from Eibach), H&R hard to find here lor...

#17: Re: Comparison Between Gabriel and Blinstein Absorber Author: tyk3Location: Damansara Heights & Jalan Dutamas PostPosted: Tue May 13, 2008 7:02 am
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i have been using Gabriel absorbers for 2 years now and the ride feel is hard but takes a while to 'warm up' as i find that after parking overnite, it tends to sag a bit & feels soft thn after driving for 2-3km thn its ok and back to the hard setting(not sure if mine is faulty)...

rebound rate and body roll is also not too bad using Gabriel.
i think coz the rebound rate is shorter kot!

#18: Re: Comparison Between Gabriel and Blinstein Absorber Author: theduke PostPosted: Fri Jul 24, 2009 1:40 pm
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Anybody mind giving me leads on wer to get these Gabriel shocks in KL?

#19: Re: Comparison Between Gabriel and Blinstein Absorber Author: chriseunos PostPosted: Fri Jul 24, 2009 2:54 pm
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get bilstein, u'll be must happier

#20: Re: Comparison Between Gabriel and Blinstein Absorber Author: wks79 PostPosted: Fri Jul 24, 2009 3:30 pm
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bilstein yellows FTW!

#21: Re: Comparison Between Gabriel and Blinstein Absorber Author: theduke PostPosted: Fri Jul 24, 2009 6:18 pm
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im lookin into a much more stiffer shocks.bilstein yellows in the other hand is too costly..so that's the reason y i wana try gabriel out.im runnin on bilstein blacks currently.and just came to knoe abt this thread which states that gabriel is stiffer than the bilstein blacks.any leads on wer to get it in KL?

#22: Re: Comparison Between Gabriel and Blinstein Absorber Author: chriseunos PostPosted: Fri Jul 24, 2009 6:26 pm
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bro, do it once, do it right. I truely believe that you wont be satisfied with the Gabs...my 2 cents

Chris

#23: Re: Comparison Between Gabriel and Blinstein Absorber Author: theduke PostPosted: Fri Jul 24, 2009 6:33 pm
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I get Your drift bro but i can't afford that kind of damage to my pocket..that is y this thread interests me.im lookin into sumthin which involves lesser costs.

#24: Re: Comparison Between Gabriel and Blinstein Absorber Author: theduke PostPosted: Sat Jul 25, 2009 8:15 pm
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bump..any leads??

#25: Re: Comparison Between Gabriel and Blinstein Absorber Author: tyk3Location: Damansara Heights & Jalan Dutamas PostPosted: Tue Jul 28, 2009 3:19 am
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theduke wrote:
Anybody mind giving me leads on wer to get these Gabriel shocks in KL?

hey there duke dude,
sorry for the delay in replying your query.
you can try my mates shop in jln ipoh...
call mr.Siew @ 03-4043 2418
say that brad recommended you to him and he should be able to give quote you a good price i assure you.
all in it should cost less then rm1k...
i understand what u mean when u say that you need to look for something kinder to the wallet...but seriously i find the gabriels not too bad...moreover it is made in south america...so cant be that bad eh?
anyway,do give mr.siew a call and let me know the outcome okies...
all the best!

#26: Re: Comparison Between Gabriel and Blinstein Absorber Author: theduke PostPosted: Tue Jul 28, 2009 10:04 am
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tyk3 wrote:
theduke wrote:
Anybody mind giving me leads on wer to get these Gabriel shocks in KL?

hey there duke dude,
sorry for the delay in replying your query.
you can try my mates shop in jln ipoh...
call mr.Siew @ 03-4043 2418
say that brad recommended you to him and he should be able to give quote you a good price i assure you.
all in it should cost less then rm1k...
i understand what u mean when u say that you need to look for something kinder to the wallet...but seriously i find the gabriels not too bad...moreover it is made in south america...so cant be that bad eh?
anyway,do give mr.siew a call and let me know the outcome okies...
all the best!

thank u so much for the feed brother tyk3.appreciate the understanding.btw,mind telling me the name of the shop?cheers.

#27: Re: Comparison Between Gabriel and Blinstein Absorber Author: evilnickwongLocation: TTDI, KL PostPosted: Tue Jul 28, 2009 10:08 am
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He's referring to Munich Auto, which is on the same row of shops as Bavarian Auto.

#28: Re: Comparison Between Gabriel and Blinstein Absorber Author: theduke PostPosted: Tue Jul 28, 2009 10:15 am
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evilnickwong wrote:
He's referring to Munich Auto, which is on the same row of shops as Bavarian Auto.

owh...thanx for the lead.

#29: Re: Comparison Between Gabriel and Blinstein Absorber Author: orangebmw PostPosted: Tue Jul 28, 2009 2:52 pm
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tyk3 wrote:
theduke wrote:
Anybody mind giving me leads on wer to get these Gabriel shocks in KL?

hey there duke dude,
sorry for the delay in replying your query.
you can try my mates shop in jln ipoh...
call mr.Siew @ 03-4043 2418
say that brad recommended you to him and he should be able to give quote you a good price i assure you.
all in it should cost less then rm1k...
i understand what u mean when u say that you need to look for something kinder to the wallet...but seriously i find the gabriels not too bad...moreover it is made in south america...so cant be that bad eh?
anyway,do give mr.siew a call and let me know the outcome okies...
all the best!

made in venezuela Very Happy

#30: Re: Comparison Between Gabriel and Blinstein Absorber Author: al3dxLocation: Kota Kinabalu, Sabah PostPosted: Thu Aug 13, 2009 10:22 pm
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How about Koni Absorbers...?
Anyone try that before...?



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