STi Adjustable Struts and Springs
01 September 2004, 08:13 PM
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STi Adjustable Struts and Springs
Has anybody else picked up on the post in General yesterday by SRX regarding STi launch of new products (in the US). Of particular interest was the following:
"Among the new products are two kinds of STI brand struts and springs - one of which is adjustable. The STI Adjustable Struts and Springs feature an inverted strut and spring design with variable height adjustment and 4-position strut damping adjustment for easy modifications to the system stiffness. The STI Non-adjustable Struts and Springs increase the overall system stiffness from 50 percent to 130 percent depending upon the model, and lower the body approximately 15 mm - 22 mm. Also added to the product line are STI Front and Rear Sway Bars, an STI Strut Tower Bar, and an Aluminum Arm Kit."
The adjustable kit is priced at 2500 dollars (or there abouts).
This would be an ideal solution for me on an STi type UK MY04 - if it would retain the warranty. I could vary the settings for normal bumpy roads of track day.
Has anybody info on these and whether they will come to the UK?
"Among the new products are two kinds of STI brand struts and springs - one of which is adjustable. The STI Adjustable Struts and Springs feature an inverted strut and spring design with variable height adjustment and 4-position strut damping adjustment for easy modifications to the system stiffness. The STI Non-adjustable Struts and Springs increase the overall system stiffness from 50 percent to 130 percent depending upon the model, and lower the body approximately 15 mm - 22 mm. Also added to the product line are STI Front and Rear Sway Bars, an STI Strut Tower Bar, and an Aluminum Arm Kit."
The adjustable kit is priced at 2500 dollars (or there abouts).
This would be an ideal solution for me on an STi type UK MY04 - if it would retain the warranty. I could vary the settings for normal bumpy roads of track day.
Has anybody info on these and whether they will come to the UK?
