OK, quickly...what setup would YOU go with?
Alright, I'm ready for a new suspension. Now listen to me very carefully - I want the softest possible setup, THAT WILL STILL PERFORM very well on the street in terms of handling etc. What do u suggest and why?
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Originally Posted by BOSS
Alright, I'm ready for a new suspension. Now listen to me very carefully - I want the softest possible setup, THAT WILL STILL PERFORM very well on the street in terms of handling etc. What do u suggest and why?
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Originally Posted by Defacto
You live in Chi-town. AGXes get harsh in cold weather. Real harsh. In short, get yourself Konis or Illuminas. The setup that i'm going to be getting shortly is going to have Tein S-tech springs (the nicest, best riding, most even looking drop of all, see threads about it) and either Illuminas all around or Konis in the front w/Illuminas in the rear. That's what i'd reccomend. AGXes are good, but not for where you live and what comfort level you're talking about. BTW, if you want max comfort but still want good handling and a decent drop, H&Rs are probably your best bet.
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Originally Posted by BEJAY1
The Koni Sports get harsh in winter too. There's a definate difference between the warm and cold ride. Don't know what to tell ya.
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H&R springs with Illumina struts or stock springs with Illumina struts and an RSB.
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Originally Posted by mzmtg
H&R springs with Illumina struts or stock springs with Illumina struts and an RSB.
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kyb's and e's
just set them soft :thumbsup: |
Originally Posted by Ceasars Chariot
kyb's and e's
just set them soft :thumbsup: (1) i have to drive my sister around a fair amount, as well as my GF, and my sister is extremely carsick prone and anal about bumpy rides. My GF likes cars, but i'm self conscious about her comfort. (2) Based on the way that certain cars are setup (ones that I like), the eibach/AGX combo would be wickedly hard. Why do i say that? Most people go lighter on their struts with the Eibachs. If you look at the way that all BMWs (especially M-cars) and Porsche suspensions are tuned, their springs aren't particularly beefy. Well, they're not beefy relative to the struts. The cars handle the way they do because they have a much heavier bias toward strut stiffness. Nothing's wrong with stiff springs. It's just that in order for the car to behave similar to those cars, i'd have to kick up the shocks all the way. Also, the Lb rating of the S-techs are perfect, especially if you're like me and go with harder strut valving. If you're going with HPs, one might find them weak. The only issue one might have with them is the low drop, however, i don't hear many people having rubbing issues. |
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Originally Posted by Jeff92se
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Originally Posted by Defacto
Again, living in an area that gets wickedly cold, i'd steer clear of AGXes, because they still ride hard even at their softest setting. It's just their design. If he (or I) lived in miami, i'd prolly get AGXes, but that's not the case. Eibach springs would be at the tippy top of my list, but
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Originally Posted by deezo
I'm in MA and it gets very cold here too. The rear AGX's get get nice and soft but the fronts are the ones that get stiffer and can't be adjusted much. I have the AGX's and its stiff but I like the ride.
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Tokico Illumina shocks and Progress springs.
Handles like it's lowered, rides like it's not. |
Originally Posted by JeffesonM
Tokico Illumina shocks and Progress springs.
Handles like it's lowered, rides like it's not. |
Originally Posted by mzmtg
H&R springs with Illumina struts or stock springs with Illumina struts and an RSB.
I want my car to be dropped at most 1.5'' and at least 1.0''. |
Ummm how will the car be lowered any with STOCK springs??
Originally Posted by BOSS
Ok, first off, will the setup with stock springs and illumina struts still drop my car at least an inch or so? If so, will the stock springs be able to handle the intensity of the illumina struts just fine?
I want my car to be dropped at most 1.5'' and at least 1.0''. |
Originally Posted by Defacto
What springs are you running?
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Originally Posted by Jeff92se
Ummm how will the car be lowered any with STOCK springs??
I think he should be more worried about blowing out the stock springs. |
How do you blow out springs?
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seems that H&R springs with illuminas will do quite well based on the feedback I received here. Thanks.
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He should be fine provided he adjusts the O-spring correctly
Originally Posted by voltman
I think he should be more worried about blowing out the stock springs.
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Originally Posted by JeffesonM
Tokico Illumina shocks and Progress springs.
Handles like it's lowered, rides like it's not. 123456789 |
You definetly want Illuminas. springs on the other hand....that's tough, def. not eibach since they're stiff, but H&R, Tokico, or Progress will do you fine. Have you been here: http://maxmods.dyndns.org/?MaximaSprings
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Originally Posted by deezo
How do you blow out springs?
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