Bc Springs*** Opinion?
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So i'm thinking of purchasing the Bc extreme low coilovers.
is250 rwd 6mt. Those who have Bc with or without the swift spring upgrade. Was it worth the add on? Can you tell the difference? How do they perform?
is250 rwd 6mt. Those who have Bc with or without the swift spring upgrade. Was it worth the add on? Can you tell the difference? How do they perform?
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*opinion based on regular BCR BR Coilovers with their regular springs 10k/8k*
Comfortable at middle settings for the dampers, as comfortable as stock but performs well during cornering. Over roads with a load of dips they can feel a little bouncy/floaty at times. Swift springs are supposed to be better than the regular springs because their rates are more regulated with tighter tolerances during their production I believe. Something about the manufacturing of the regular springs meaning that each spring side to side for the F or R could be slightly different because they are mass manufactured in Taiwan or something along those lines. A lot of people on the forums run swift springs and are quite happy with them. Personally I don't feel like the stock springs are lacking and are good enough for my applications.
Comfortable at middle settings for the dampers, as comfortable as stock but performs well during cornering. Over roads with a load of dips they can feel a little bouncy/floaty at times. Swift springs are supposed to be better than the regular springs because their rates are more regulated with tighter tolerances during their production I believe. Something about the manufacturing of the regular springs meaning that each spring side to side for the F or R could be slightly different because they are mass manufactured in Taiwan or something along those lines. A lot of people on the forums run swift springs and are quite happy with them. Personally I don't feel like the stock springs are lacking and are good enough for my applications.
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