Anyone have first hand experience comparing Vogtland springs with Vogtland C/O's?
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I currently have Vogtland Club Spec springs and Bilstein dampers. I love the setup for the street, but it's a little softer than I would like for the track now that I'm getting to be a better driver. I've heard good things about the Vogtland C/O's but am concerned they might not be stiffer enough. Comments?
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If you want a track setup, find linear springs, not progressive.
Really for the track you want at least 700f 600r & adjustable shocks.
I just installed my Vogland CO's yesterday, and from my butt it's feels like it's about 20% stiffer. But much less body roll, and nose dive on braking. I'm happy with them, but feel I could over drive it at the track.
Now the question is do you run R compound tires? If you are upgrading the suspension more, you HAVE to run R's out there.
Really for the track you want at least 700f 600r & adjustable shocks.
I just installed my Vogland CO's yesterday, and from my butt it's feels like it's about 20% stiffer. But much less body roll, and nose dive on braking. I'm happy with them, but feel I could over drive it at the track.
Now the question is do you run R compound tires? If you are upgrading the suspension more, you HAVE to run R's out there.
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