Tokico blues + Eibach springs
01-30-2008, 12:35 PM
#3
01-31-2008, 12:56 PM
#5
That's exactly the set up I have and I think it is perfect. Like Greeny and Jeff said, you are going to lose some comfort when you increase the stiffness.
It is stiffer than stock, but IMO, stock is a little bit soft. It rides a lot better than a lot of other lowered cars I have ridden in.
I guess I am used to driving a 4x4, so pretty much any car seems pretty cushy.
It is stiffer than stock, but IMO, stock is a little bit soft. It rides a lot better than a lot of other lowered cars I have ridden in.
I guess I am used to driving a 4x4, so pretty much any car seems pretty cushy.
01-31-2008, 09:13 PM
#7
That's exactly the set up I have and I think it is perfect. Like Greeny and Jeff said, you are going to lose some comfort when you increase the stiffness.
It is stiffer than stock, but IMO, stock is a little bit soft. It rides a lot better than a lot of other lowered cars I have ridden in.
I guess I am used to driving a 4x4, so pretty much any car seems pretty cushy.
It is stiffer than stock, but IMO, stock is a little bit soft. It rides a lot better than a lot of other lowered cars I have ridden in.
I guess I am used to driving a 4x4, so pretty much any car seems pretty cushy.
02-01-2008, 08:09 PM
#8
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i have eibach's with KYB GR-2 shocks and its an alright ride but i would rather much have koni redds instead of the KYB's. but yeah compaired to stock ride which my friend with a stock 92 se VE5 noticed a major difference when he drove my 93 max with suspension mods and compaired it to his stock max. he could tell the difference in suspension and how much it makes.
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