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Old 01-12-2018, 04:30 PM   #1
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Lol.

I noticed what you are referring to regarding the rear being spring and shock (though adjustable). I am not even sure I'll be making adjustments much.

How are you finding the ride with the stock shocks/struts?
Honestly, it's fantastic. I can sincerely say that after installing the Tein S Tech's, my ride improved over stock. They're progressive, so regular grocery getting is more comfortable than on stock springs, but when you throw the car into a freeway onramp, it sits down. I was pleasantly surprised.

My issue is that with 17" wheels and the aggressive drop of the Tein springs, I rub a little when hitting those really big freeway hips. It's rare, but does happen. I suspect that maybe stiffer shocks/struts, like the Tokico or Bilstein, would solve for it at the cost of a little comfort.
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Old 01-13-2018, 12:38 AM   #2
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Honestly, it's fantastic. I can sincerely say that after installing the Tein S Tech's, my ride improved over stock. They're progressive, so regular grocery getting is more comfortable than on stock springs, but when you throw the car into a freeway onramp, it sits down. I was pleasantly surprised.

My issue is that with 17" wheels and the aggressive drop of the Tein springs, I rub a little when hitting those really big freeway hips. It's rare, but does happen. I suspect that maybe stiffer shocks/struts, like the Tokico or Bilstein, would solve for it at the cost of a little comfort.
Your car looks great, very tastefully done - perfect stance.

I plan on sticking to 15's, so hope that rubbing won't be a factor. Are you rubbing the actual fender or liners?
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