gh0st

I went with the club spec springs. I set the shocks and about 85% for the front and 80% for the rear. It really isnt harsh at all and handles big bumps very well. I live in NY so I've gotten to test that out pretty well. Theres so much less body roll its almost awkward. The one thing that I did notice though is that at low speeds the car seems to bounce a bit. I had a couple friends go with me for a ride and they said that its just because the suspension is firmer and that I'm just feeling the waves in the road...does that sound reasonable? I'm going to go for a drive now because I still can't get over how much of a difference it is to drive the car now

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Justin517

yeah the uneveness of road makes it almost "wiggle"

tkarwin

I am glad you're happy. What is your ride height all the way around from fender to ground? Car looks great! I am considering getting that same setup.

RKA

could also be shocks that are too soft (front and/or rear)...and it could also be an imbalance between front and rear rebound settings.

There are a lot of different ways the car could "bounce" and accordingly a lot of different ways it can be addressed. There is no hard and fast answer...somebody needs to evaluate his car to determine what the suspension is doing.

gh0st

I can easily live with it for now but maybe in time I'll have the drive to pull everything apart again

tkarwin

undulations in the road, rather than absorbing them. At least that is what I hope it is. Otherwise, something could be wrong.

gh0st

it was 25.5" all around right after I finished installing them. I'll measure again in a week or so

tkarwin

cool. now that I think about it, I think I asked you that in a previous post.

Double02

nice ride -- mine is the same yr color