d2 racing coilovers question
I have some d2 on my 94 civic hatch and when I first adjusted the height I justed it from the shock body. Once I put them on the car it seem to ride fine and they were stiff but I didnt mind it. Then for awhile the rear started to bounce(kind of a stiff bounce) Is there a way to fix that?? The dampering sucks cause once you set it all the way to soft it rides like crap.
When theres a full car the back doesnt bounce one bit. Is it cause the spring rate is way too stiff for the back with barely any weight?
When theres a full car the back doesnt bounce one bit. Is it cause the spring rate is way too stiff for the back with barely any weight?
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probably so. Rear spring rates have much more of an impact on the overall perception of ride quality than the front spring rates do.
Think of a light-duty trailer being pulled behind a pickup with nothing on it. It will bounce around all over the place over rough roads. But with a load on it, it will stay planted.
Think of a light-duty trailer being pulled behind a pickup with nothing on it. It will bounce around all over the place over rough roads. But with a load on it, it will stay planted.
So what would be the best thing to do without adding a bunch of weight to the rear?? Should I loose the preload a little? Switch rear springs with the front?? Or just live with it??Any ideas??
What are your spring rates? If anything, I would just suggest getting softer rates from the rear. You can order Eibach ERS springs in 2.5 diameter with like 250lb rates for the rear. A set can be purchased for about 100 bucks or so. That should solve your problems.
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by R-Lug »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">What are your spring rates? If anything, I would just suggest getting softer rates from the rear. You can order Eibach ERS springs in 2.5 diameter with like 250lb rates for the rear. A set can be purchased for about 100 bucks or so. That should solve your problems.</TD></TR></TABLE>
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