That still doesn’t say anything about the shocks. We definitely know there are several Eibach spring configurations, pretty sure steering damper is Bilstein Still up in the air as to whether shocks are ZF or BilsteinThat's interesting.
I note the use of "were being used" and then this has been posted more recently (4 weeks ago):
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I think I'd prefer the Bilsteins.
If I go to my dealer in the next week (not sure I will), I will ask him, but I am almost sure that they don't know it.
Yes urethane ArrĂŞt de choc
Hopefully it it's not like Toyota - your LC/Prado is made in Japan and your Hilux is made in Thailand... they still sell the Thai built Hilux units for ASTRONOMICAL COSTS and the quality isn't the same! Surely it isn't something like this.
They are ZF/Sachs
I believe they are but even in the recent round of press reviews there were a few that stated they were Bilstein ~ Jonny Smith @Carpervert being the most notable.
NO I just mentioned it in passing to illustrate how easy they are to change.
As an aside......"Werner" (the Ineos driver with the great head of silver hair... who claims to have accrued 8,000km in the Grenadier and has one on order
..yeah, him!) in one of the videos mentions in passing that the vehicle they were in was fitted with Koni dampers.... no doubt there were several manufacturers in the mix with different damper settings while IA settled on the final configuration. Given the supply chain issues , the 'plan B' maybe several sources for a specific configuration (and price!!!)
As an aside......"Werner" (the Ineos driver with the great head of silver hair... who claims to have accrued 8,000km in the Grenadier and has one on order
