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Got some meats mounted for the front wheels! Yes, they are pretty shot but I got these for free. I needed them so I could mount them on the car and check for fitment. Beats spending bookoo bank on a set of tires to find out they wont fit the rig.


Is there a minimum weight requirement or were you just happy that its light?clud-you think the forms ride stiff? i think mine are too soft. for my hatch im going to follow brads hatch which i believe is 500 and 600. so the sedan just needs to have the timing adjusted and i'll have my ls motor a 100% legal in cali. passed smog with flying colors. it put out zero NO's. today has been a good day. all the bushing are going to be replaced on both cars. im looking at the function form lcas cause they come with poly in them. my old omnis are ****ed.
I like a firm ride but not harsh. My bushings are in poor condition so they ride harsh. It sucks because people that ride my car think that my car is a pos and think I have garbage suspension.
Its hard to say with crappy bushings but being in Jesse's car I have to say that they are not stifffffff like that but they are "just right". About as stiff as I'd go in the street for sure. His car complies with the bumps and absorbs them, mine feels like it hits them/skips/vibrates on them.
Dont get me wrong, I really like them, just a shame that the bushings make it feel like garbage. Thats why I love driving my car after a period of not driving or driving in the wet, I think the water does something to do bushings.
So in short, yes I think they're stiff but not really stiff. Just right for a track/street car. Any stiffer would be too harsh, any softer wouldn't feel as agile on the track.
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Is there a minimum weight requirement or were you just happy that its light?
Yeah I think they ride stiff. The springs themselves I think are not too stiff, but the damping is stiff. For sure they are pretty stiff compared to your normal passenger car. I can push down on my tailgate when its closed and the car barely moves down, its def stiff.
I like a firm ride but not harsh. My bushings are in poor condition so they ride harsh. It sucks because people that ride my car think that my car is a pos and think I have garbage suspension.
Its hard to say with crappy bushings but being in Jesse's car I have to say that they are not stifffffff like that but they are "just right". About as stiff as I'd go in the street for sure. His car complies with the bumps and absorbs them, mine feels like it hits them/skips/vibrates on them.
Dont get me wrong, I really like them, just a shame that the bushings make it feel like garbage. Thats why I love driving my car after a period of not driving or driving in the wet, I think the water does something to do bushings.
So in short, yes I think they're stiff but not really stiff. Just right for a track/street car. Any stiffer would be too harsh, any softer wouldn't feel as agile on the track.
Is there a minimum weight requirement or were you just happy that its light?Yeah I think they ride stiff. The springs themselves I think are not too stiff, but the damping is stiff. For sure they are pretty stiff compared to your normal passenger car. I can push down on my tailgate when its closed and the car barely moves down, its def stiff.
I like a firm ride but not harsh. My bushings are in poor condition so they ride harsh. It sucks because people that ride my car think that my car is a pos and think I have garbage suspension.
Its hard to say with crappy bushings but being in Jesse's car I have to say that they are not stifffffff like that but they are "just right". About as stiff as I'd go in the street for sure. His car complies with the bumps and absorbs them, mine feels like it hits them/skips/vibrates on them.
Dont get me wrong, I really like them, just a shame that the bushings make it feel like garbage. Thats why I love driving my car after a period of not driving or driving in the wet, I think the water does something to do bushings.
So in short, yes I think they're stiff but not really stiff. Just right for a track/street car. Any stiffer would be too harsh, any softer wouldn't feel as agile on the track.
Yeah exactly, if I had fresh bushings it would be a diff story. You have a sedan though, thats gotta weight a good bit more than my Si. Granted my car weighs like 2170 without a driver right now lol.
One and a half hours of work left. Then sleep.
My parts should be in today. Thought yesterday, but I guessed wrong. Oem mats and oem keys.
I did find out that my motor will not be done by IA, but Im still coming. Ill just be hard parking as much as I can. Lol.
My parts should be in today. Thought yesterday, but I guessed wrong. Oem mats and oem keys.
I did find out that my motor will not be done by IA, but Im still coming. Ill just be hard parking as much as I can. Lol.
I fitted them up last night. They didnt really have an issue with clearance. I am about a 1/4" from touching the arm of the spindle and i took a BFH to the pinch welds inside the fender to flatten them out a little. It wouldnt have been neccessary if my front suspension was a little stiffer. Also in the pic you can see some black electric tape, thats where I am going to trim the bumper so it doesnt dig into the tires when turning. I dont really HAVE to trim it but I figured I may as well get some more room incase I decide to run a different wheel with a lower offest. The pic kinda sucks. I should have rolled the sumbitch outside into the light.
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theres not really the big of a diffence in weight between the cars. also my sedan has over 300,xxx on the chasie. i need alot of everything to be replace that i doubt ever was. you really should change the bushing some time soon. i'll show you how messed up mine are when i go to replace them in the up coming month or so. its bad.
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and yes most of the "feel" you get is from the dampers not the springs. my teins are "good" on the track but are terrible on some roads driving it daily. especially on roads that are uneven so the slow speed damping cant "keep up with itself".
the konis are just the tip of the iceberg as far as good dampers go. but i can say they have better driveability than the teins for sure.




