jaja

Sounds like a bad installation.... at first I thought mine were a bit bumpy too, and that the stock suspension was better. give it 2-3 weeks and it should settle in. and most importantly get an alignment done. I got mine done at a place that does not use computer alignment. this may be controversial, but i would say don't get the computer alignment done, esp if you have aftermarket rims. they'll never be able to set it up right.

mine's a bit bumpy in the back, but the ride has firmed up since the installation and my wife likes the ride (along with my 1 year old kid )

btw mine is about 1/2 inch lower or almost stock ride height.

my 2 cents.

macd7919

iTrader: (10)

Mine ride fine, I have zero noise so you might want to go back over the install. If you want something stiff you need to go with Flex/JIC etc.... Key word in comfort series is COMFORT, they are not meant to be a track suspension, they are meant to allow you to lower your car and still retain a near stock ride quality.

pavster

I'll chime in as well. At the hardest setting, you might call them a bit bumpy, but nothing compared with real sport suspensions. Anywhere from 4 and up (going hard->soft), the bumpiness is gone and the ride is smooth but controlled. At 16, it's too soft for me; kind of like stock suspension, although without the float. Just very very smooth -- can't feel the road at all.

Oh, and if they make a noise, there is definitely something wrong. My car is whisper quiet, until I crank up the radio...