04-24-2015, 02:20 PM
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Junior
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Originally Posted by Hyper4mance2k
So I looked up the part numbers and Subaru lists the same shock number for 2013-2015 (20310 Front & 20365 rear); however, I just replaced my 2014 Limited with a 2015 S.B, and they drive totally different. The 2015 feels much better dampened. It's not nearly as bouncy. In fact it's so much better that my Bilsteins and Swift Spec R's are just sitting in a box for the time being. I'm not even going to bother installing them until I know I'm headed to the track.
edit: it could also be that my S.B only has 8k on it and my Ltd was approaching 24k when I swapped to Bilsteins.
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DEAR GOD SIR, may i trouble you for some shock dynos? Im sure RCE would be more than willing to troubleshoot that for you 
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