New struts!

Then again, if you want a BMW, you could buy a BMW. The whole point I guess is, i'll take anything that's comfortable over what I have now. The movement in steering wheel at 70mph is killing me, along with every small bump turning into a bouncing frenzy.

Is the ride kind of like the non-sport LS shocks? A bit cushiony and subtle?

I used BMW as a generic term for very well handling, RWD sport sedan.

The LS base shocks are more firm than the SensaCraps.
 
Then again, if you want a BMW, you could buy a BMW.

Is the ride kind of like the non-sport LS shocks? A bit cushiony and subtle?

Most of us don't want BMW's and I personally like the LS styling much better then a BMW and I like Lincolns.

The none sport shocks would be softer, perhaps a better shock for you.
 
i think that the way the LS's suspension is designed for a tight well handling car, if you wanted a car that rides more smoothly, you picked the wrong car. and putting on a lesser suspension part that doesn't fit with the rest of the way the suspensions is tuned will not only give you a worse handling car, but it could also be dangerous. say if you needed to swerve around something in the road, the extra body roll could make it react very unpredictable.
 
Below the base, or non-sport shocks.

yea, my 1st gen was a non sport, and still handled pretty damn well, but i have gone for a ride in a couple that have had garbage shocks, and it lost a lot of its control and feedback
 
Fort Campbell Blvd. Firestone

Dude, If anything go to Jenkins & Wynn. I brought my company truck to Firestone for a tire rotate and alignment. They told me it needed all four ball joints and 2 tie rods before they could align it. Brought it J & W...1 pitman arm.

A place that has treated me real good is Stuart & Kennedy off of exit 11. Real good guy and an independent. Probably who I will go to for my alignment.
He is not a chain store so he does not hire the cheapest warm body he can get. His reputation is his business.
 

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