Pedders on a Hawk.
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Pedders on a Hawk.
I've recently bought a Hawk Sti after a few years away from Subarus. I'm assuming it's got some stiffer springs on it because I dont remember shaking my fillings loose in my old Scoobs. It's also got a slight knock on one of the rear struts. I saw the replacement wide track Pedders suspension advertised and wondered if anyone had used them and thoughts on ride/build quality and longevity.
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yep, pile of crap (at least wide track fitment), knocked from the top mounts worse than busted shocks. Had 3 sets of rears under warrenty before sacking them off and getting teins instead.
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Contact forum user 2POT... He can supply Eibach Springs and bump Stops for £290. These are not available anywhere from him but have been made to great specifications. Rear replacement Shocks are available but fronts are only available directly from subaru at like £500 a corner.
2Pot was supposed to be in talks with Bilstien about getting replacement front dampers that will fit the front housing but not sure on progress on this.
This is one of the reason a lot go with the coilover route to save messing about. However to get oem quality ride and feel you would need to be looking at £2k+
2Pot was supposed to be in talks with Bilstien about getting replacement front dampers that will fit the front housing but not sure on progress on this.
This is one of the reason a lot go with the coilover route to save messing about. However to get oem quality ride and feel you would need to be looking at £2k+
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Contact forum user 2POT... He can supply Eibach Springs and bump Stops for £290. These are not available anywhere from him but have been made to great specifications. Rear replacement Shocks are available but fronts are only available directly from subaru at like £500 a corner.
2Pot was supposed to be in talks with Bilstien about getting replacement front dampers that will fit the front housing but not sure on progress on this.
This is one of the reason a lot go with the coilover route to save messing about. However to get oem quality ride and feel you would need to be looking at £2k+
2Pot was supposed to be in talks with Bilstien about getting replacement front dampers that will fit the front housing but not sure on progress on this.
This is one of the reason a lot go with the coilover route to save messing about. However to get oem quality ride and feel you would need to be looking at £2k+
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Contact forum user 2POT... He can supply Eibach Springs and bump Stops for £290. These are not available anywhere from him but have been made to great specifications. Rear replacement Shocks are available but fronts are only available directly from subaru at like £500 a corner.
2Pot was supposed to be in talks with Bilstien about getting replacement front dampers that will fit the front housing but not sure on progress on this.
This is one of the reason a lot go with the coilover route to save messing about. However to get oem quality ride and feel you would need to be looking at £2k+
2Pot was supposed to be in talks with Bilstien about getting replacement front dampers that will fit the front housing but not sure on progress on this.
This is one of the reason a lot go with the coilover route to save messing about. However to get oem quality ride and feel you would need to be looking at £2k+
Yes. Still plugging away on the inverted inserts.
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Doesn’t seem to be any “ middle of the road” reviews of widetrack fitment pedders....either absolutely terrible or fantastic,surely quality can’t vary this much from one set to another can it???,
im currently running 6 year old BCs and they’re starting to show their age so am considering options for which way to go next
im currently running 6 year old BCs and they’re starting to show their age so am considering options for which way to go next
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Doesn’t seem to be any “ middle of the road” reviews of widetrack fitment pedders....either absolutely terrible or fantastic,surely quality can’t vary this much from one set to another can it???,
im currently running 6 year old BCs and they’re starting to show their age so am considering options for which way to go next
im currently running 6 year old BCs and they’re starting to show their age so am considering options for which way to go next
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Pedders widetrack - 350mm front, 335mm rear. Spring rates 210lb/in front, 214lb/in rear
Stock hawk sti - 386mm front, 363mm rear (with a full tank - 10mm higher when empty). 223lb/in front, 195lb/in rear
STI pinks - 355mm front, 345mm rear. 257lb/in front, 217lb/in rear. 355mm is riding on the stock KYB inverted, 60mm rock-hard front bump stops.
RB320 - 355mm front, 365mm rear (intentional increase in positive rake) 234lb/in front, 223lb/in rear. Used Bilstein struts - short, soft front stops.
With compliant springs, less than 365mm at the front and you've got very limited bump travel + if running a front lip, it's in increased danger!
Stock hawk sti - 386mm front, 363mm rear (with a full tank - 10mm higher when empty). 223lb/in front, 195lb/in rear
STI pinks - 355mm front, 345mm rear. 257lb/in front, 217lb/in rear. 355mm is riding on the stock KYB inverted, 60mm rock-hard front bump stops.
RB320 - 355mm front, 365mm rear (intentional increase in positive rake) 234lb/in front, 223lb/in rear. Used Bilstein struts - short, soft front stops.
With compliant springs, less than 365mm at the front and you've got very limited bump travel + if running a front lip, it's in increased danger!
Last edited by 2pot; 24 March 2019 at 12:35 PM.
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