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hi all im looking at changing the front struts,on my x3 2012, M-sport, not with (EDC) but sports suspension, I've looked at Bilstein B4 and B6, a bit of a price difference, but b6 has internal bump stops and dust covers, so any one got some experience with these or different makes it would be good to here.

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up date, now looking at, Koni Special-Active Front Shock Absorber , good reviews, so between these and BILSTEIN - B6, still leaning toward b6's.

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