need suspension upgrade without height drop?
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need suspension upgrade without height drop?
my 2003 wrx suspension is really doing my head in its so soft im used to alot harder rides from previous cars, i feel like im driving a mondeo. Only problem i have is ride height, I like the height atm because i work on building sites it helps parking on them sometimes I dont have much cash spare so prefer to get just springs and have had bad experiences with coilvers hitting out the whole time on previous cars. My short list is a set of tein s springs which seem recommended on here etc but they drop the car by upto 35mm which im not sure if i will notice much? is there any other springs ppl can surgest that might not drop the ride height by much but be about the same performance as say tein s????
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my 2003 wrx suspension is really doing my head in its so soft im used to alot harder rides from previous cars, i feel like im driving a mondeo. Only problem i have is ride height, I like the height atm because i work on building sites it helps parking on them sometimes I dont have much cash spare so prefer to get just springs and have had bad experiences with coilvers hitting out the whole time on previous cars. My short list is a set of tein s springs which seem recommended on here etc but they drop the car by upto 35mm which im not sure if i will notice much? is there any other springs ppl can surgest that might not drop the ride height by much but be about the same performance as say tein s????
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That would be my choice also.
But is the problem a soft ride in a straight line or actually really a problem with too much body roll when cornering? If it is body roll then a set of stiffer anti-roll bars with alloy droplinks should fit the bill, whilst still giving a comfy ride on the straight if the standard springs/shocks are retained.
Kevin
But is the problem a soft ride in a straight line or actually really a problem with too much body roll when cornering? If it is body roll then a set of stiffer anti-roll bars with alloy droplinks should fit the bill, whilst still giving a comfy ride on the straight if the standard springs/shocks are retained.
Kevin
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