Anyone try S-Tech springs with F-Sport Shocks?
03-25-09, 06:41 PM
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I've ridden on both S-techs and H&R's installed in IS on stock suspension and I preferred the S-techs, was softer when normally driving around and then was stiff for more aggressive driving. H&R were fairly rough and bumps were killer. The bumps around the places I drive to area already pretty bad on stock springs and would be even worse.
03-25-09, 07:11 PM
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I've ridden on both S-techs and H&R's installed in IS on stock suspension and I preferred the S-techs, was softer when normally driving around and then was stiff for more aggressive driving. H&R were fairly rough and bumps were killer. The bumps around the places I drive to area already pretty bad on stock springs and would be even worse.
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03-25-09, 08:24 PM
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^ Buy Vik's FSport set up Springs/Shocks so he can get coils
I have driven Vik's car and the FSport set up is very nice and I like the shocks. Its all on what you are looking for. If you want a sport ride then I say get them. If you want more of a comfortable ride just do the springs. I had the Tein S springs with OEM springs. The ride was perfect for springs and so was the drop. Could have been a little more stiff but all in all they did the job. Vik has driven my old car with the Tein S and OEM so he can compare the FSport and them and give you a good review of them both. You cant go wrong either way. The nice thing with the F set up is you keep warranty so that is worth something
G/L in your decision!
I have driven Vik's car and the FSport set up is very nice and I like the shocks. Its all on what you are looking for. If you want a sport ride then I say get them. If you want more of a comfortable ride just do the springs. I had the Tein S springs with OEM springs. The ride was perfect for springs and so was the drop. Could have been a little more stiff but all in all they did the job. Vik has driven my old car with the Tein S and OEM so he can compare the FSport and them and give you a good review of them both. You cant go wrong either way. The nice thing with the F set up is you keep warranty so that is worth something
G/L in your decision!
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