Shocks not Headlights here!
MightyMax said:
So ... either the cars with the HID's get the same shocks as the cars without and we have no way of no blinding on comming traffic. sigh Or do the HID equiped cars have the auto leveling shocks.
Or is short.... Is it safe to change out your shocks if you have HID's with after market that do not do auto-leveling.
I guess to solve this ... lookup the part # for the rear shocks and see if it notes anything about HID or not.
MightyMax
Note that I am in diplomatic mode here.
Although the linkages you have made between Load-levelling and HID-levelling are related they are not the focus of the thread. Just imagine we always drive in daylight then you can unlink them in your mind - again I am in diplomatic mode
The load levelling shocks made by Sachs under the Nivomat name - a French design (oh oh I can hear the sales dropping) that actually works well.

They are the towing option shocks on the Magnum (same platform as the 300c). The idea is to stop the vehicle dragging it's ass when loaded and unloading the front wheels, giving light steering.
here's a nice little explanation
http://www.roadfly.org/magazine/gal...mat-Suspension-Test-index27578,1;-230,1;.html
The
SRT8 according to what I have found so far - unconfirmed though - has Bilstein shocks at the front - it's only my opinion but they are right up there with the best - and Nivomat rear - the Nivomats may help with squat on fierce take off.
Please start a new thread for HIDs - diplomatic mode off
Zilla