3rd gen GS 18's on 2nd gen GS pics?
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I deviated from the standard and got the softer 8/6k.
At first, the ride was bouncy. Felt like I was on cut springs.
Maybe the springs needed to settle/break-in? Now, they are alot better , I'm still messing with the dampening rates.
Wish I had more spring travel since the coils are so close together now (maybe i'll try replacing them with Swift springs?)
On decent sized cracks or small potholes, I feel like they are hitting the bumpstops. Highway driving is nice
Either way, they are better than my blown shock(s) I had previously.
Would I do it again? Tough question.. at this point, I would have to say no.
I say this only because I only wanted a mild drop. Wanted to go with aftermarket springs/shocks but figured for the price I paid and ease of installation, coilovers were my best option
At first, the ride was bouncy. Felt like I was on cut springs.
Maybe the springs needed to settle/break-in? Now, they are alot better , I'm still messing with the dampening rates.
Wish I had more spring travel since the coils are so close together now (maybe i'll try replacing them with Swift springs?)
On decent sized cracks or small potholes, I feel like they are hitting the bumpstops. Highway driving is nice
Either way, they are better than my blown shock(s) I had previously.
Would I do it again? Tough question.. at this point, I would have to say no.
I say this only because I only wanted a mild drop. Wanted to go with aftermarket springs/shocks but figured for the price I paid and ease of installation, coilovers were my best option