POLL: Suspension Upgrade or No?
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Ok I am thinkging of upgrading my suspension, from KYB AGX and Ground Control (200/180) to some Koni Yellow with GC (400/500 or something arund there).
What do you think? Will it be worth cost? Will the difference be noticeable? If so choose koni! if not choose agx!
What do you think? Will it be worth cost? Will the difference be noticeable? If so choose koni! if not choose agx!
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speaking of the suspension forum... when are they going to include it into the drop down menu to jump to it? it's a pain to have to go back to the main menu to get to there. I didn't know it, along with a few others forums, existed until I went to the main menu one day for something else.
i had KYB/GC on my civic and was VERY happy with it. the KYB's got a little soft after a few months, initially i had them set on "3", after they softened i always had them set on "4" and they were still comfortable and still handled very well. (also had skunk 2 upper tie bars and front camber kit, carbing lower front tie, progress rear sway, omni rear camber kit). unless you plan on serious auto-x or track days/road-racing (NOT street racing
), i wouldnt see the point in changing..... yet this advice comes from a guy with APEXi coilovers on his WRX
), i wouldnt see the point in changing..... yet this advice comes from a guy with APEXi coilovers on his WRX
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yes lets see some more votes.. and what are the psring rates on my gc's? I ride around with the agx on 2 all around...
ill try turnin them up, it always seems bouncier when they are higher. What are the spring rates for that code... i searched and cant find an answer
ill try turnin them up, it always seems bouncier when they are higher. What are the spring rates for that code... i searched and cant find an answer
koni yellows are def the best strut you can go with if you dont want full coilover suspension... ive had mine on 3 different cars which were all slammed in a span of about 2 yrs and they show no sign of giving up
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