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Don't just replace the front dampers,as that would upset the handling of the 155 front to rear. Change all four with either Koni or Bilstein. You probably don't need adjustables. Just use a good touring grade.
Uprated yet comfortable shocks?
Soon it will be time for me to change the front shocks; my 155 is getting a bit wobbly on bumps and there's too much roll on tight curves. 
Compared to when I got her.
However I mostly drive B-roads, and as if the numerous potholes and roadworks weren't enough, the locals plant their own illegal speed bumps all over the place. :tut:
So, no lowering for me, thus no changing the springs, as far as I understand. Which shocks should I get that would be an upgrade from standard yet remain comfortable on B-roads?
Compared to when I got her. However I mostly drive B-roads, and as if the numerous potholes and roadworks weren't enough, the locals plant their own illegal speed bumps all over the place. :tut:
So, no lowering for me, thus no changing the springs, as far as I understand. Which shocks should I get that would be an upgrade from standard yet remain comfortable on B-roads?
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Bilstein seems the shocks of choice for the comfort/handling combo... Koni is definitely harsher
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Bilstein it will be then! Thanks a bunch guys!
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