Those with PSS9's - What settings front and back, & what drop?
#1
AudiWorld Super User
Thread Starter
Join Date: Aug 2001
Posts: 7,771
Likes: 0
Received 0 Likes
on
0 Posts
Those with PSS9's - What settings front and back, & what drop?
I will be having my PSS9's put on my TT soon. I just wanted to get an idea on what settings everyone is ending up with and how low you went.
Also - Did you install KMAC's and did you get an alignment?
Your help is greatly appreciated.
John
Also - Did you install KMAC's and did you get an alignment?
Your help is greatly appreciated.
John
#3
AudiWorld Super User
Join Date: Sep 2001
Location: Manhattan, NY
Posts: 11,257
Likes: 0
Received 0 Likes
on
0 Posts
no kmac, dropped about an inch all around..
As of right now, its set at 4 in the front 3 in the rear.. I had it at 1 all around for about 2 weeks.. The problem at that setting was that it was too stiff.. It just didn't handle well with that setup.. I started out with 6 in the front 4 in the rear.. that was alright
John
John
#5
5 front 6 rear...ditto all the way down on fronts with rears down to match...
seems to be pretty good as an aggressive street setting. Using forge arms, and back to spec on alignment (though visually it looks a bit negative camber on rear) Probably would go 3, 5 if steady diet of autocross. Maybe a notch stiffer if on track.
May try 5's on rear on street.
I love the PSS9's but frankly I thought they would be stiffer at the mid settings. Not complaining, as they are I think they are more compliant over the rough stuff and hence more control. FAR superior to stock and not as jarring as the Bilstein/Neuspeed shock spring combo on my NB Turbo which was VERY stiff.
May try 5's on rear on street.
I love the PSS9's but frankly I thought they would be stiffer at the mid settings. Not complaining, as they are I think they are more compliant over the rough stuff and hence more control. FAR superior to stock and not as jarring as the Bilstein/Neuspeed shock spring combo on my NB Turbo which was VERY stiff.
Thread
Thread Starter
Forum
Replies
Last Post
allroad'Ed now
Audi allroad
6
03-27-2005 05:12 PM
mac0920tt
TT (Mk1) Discussion
5
01-03-2005 06:47 AM