acstua

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so i had some friends takin the pee of my car and saying it was bouncy

i quote "i'd need a sports bra to be in the back of your car!" heh

so anyhow was thinkin to myself the last few days it does seem a bit "bouncy"

and after driving some work colleagues to another site they also mentioned it when i hadnt really talked about it

anyone else noticed this?

or ideas to stop it heh

thatscoobyrocks

Yes it is very bouncy, crap OEM suspension. The answer is to fit coilovers

53

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And remove/modify the front subframe

s70rjw

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Crap STI suspension. As above, change it

53

iTrader: (41)

The STi suspension is definitely the issue, although I have found that the front bounce is exacerbated by the front subframe which joins the front of the car to the middle of the car increasing the bouncy sensation. I have fitted a split subframe in two main sections, a front section and a middle section. By not connecting the two, the transference of bounce from the front of the car to the middle doesn't happen and as such the ride is considerably less sports bra'ry

acstua

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depending who's in the car id quite like to leave it bouncy

hm i wonder what works out cheaper, subframe change or coilovers

or if both should just be done heh
so much for not spending on the car for a bit

53

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Same cost really, I'd do coilovers first. I had a different plan in mind when I did the subframe, it was a bonus side effect

This is my sexy underbelly ...and wheels



Can also DIY the existing frame like so, although I'd not joint the front to middle like this fella has done



Notice the front has been modified and the rear welded