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Progressive springs get harder if you're cornering is more extreme. I like it to have always the same spring rate in straight aswel as cornering. I would rather go linear spring rate and put a harder stabi on voor cornering more flat. |
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Group buy soon?
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Damn. Now you've got me wanting to experiment with these. I'm pretty happy with the stock shock valving, but I think a tad less body roll would be beneficial, especially at that price point.
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Drop is perfect.. .wheels are nice looking too... I think I'd do -1 and go for 18" and maybe squared up all around... gotta watch the camber for street tires unless you like buying tires alot.
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08-10-2016, 01:27 PM | #83 |
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Couple things it gives you:
- Faster transient response - Chassis takes a "set" sooner - Consistent spring rate Downside is ride can be firmer, and all the above really don't matter for street driving... As a racer, I just can't help it lol. |
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Bought mine from Germany (autoteile in Schwerin Rattke GmbH,= www.cartuningpoint.de, price was 211 Euros) However I went with the Mperformance coilovers since I do some track days. Sold my H&R springs to Spain |
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Okay guys who installed HR springs I love the way stock car handles I have springs I'm going to install.. other than being lower than stock does it handle diffeeent ? I just love how the stock car handles
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03-24-2017, 08:59 AM | #87 |
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It handles the same. A little sharper, I still think the M2 could benefit from a softer setup like Dinan's sleeve kit. Especially on stock tires
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I actually feel it's a better ride. When hitting the bumps in the road I don't feel the back end going to jump out. I didn't get to drive it on fun back roads just yet but I'm happy with them and I'm sure you will be too!
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