I just can't give up the ground clearance of the base stock 2011 MCS suspension. We got some high speed humps around here.
With that in mind, I ordered an H-Sport rear adjustable bar from Way along with the NM Torque Arm inserts. I will get the IE fixed camber plates and some shocks to finish up.
I'm not interested in a better ride than stock, just one that has a similar comfort level without the bounce of the stock shocks. This is my daily driver that I'll do the occassional HPDE at VIR to keep my hand in.

I have the Billy HDs on my S10 chevy pick up. They really absorb the shock/bumps. That's a somewhat different app. though.

Which of these shocks will give me the most control with stock comfort?

 

I would vote for the Koni's. I have them on both of my MINI's, and find them very comfortable for daily driving and very predictable on the track.

 

Much more control with the Bilsteins. Both will probably have better ride than stock.

- andrew

 

That is the setup I have (basically...20 mm rear sway bar). I have the Koni FSDs but have not put them in (waiting for it to warm up a little and some snow to melt). Have read a lot about them though. The rear bar and fix plate are a fantastic combination. I have the same issues with bumps (pot holes actually) and do an occational HPDE. So I want it to be a dual purpose car. The other thing I have done is to get a set of really light weight wheels for the track but kept the stock 16" for the road.

One note about the shocks... Way sells a spacer that he says is necessary for installing any aftermarket rear shock. I missed that on and need to get them from what he says.