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foild 02-09-05 06:07 PM

suspension q's
 
could someone tell me the stiffest springs i can get for my s4 na?

quick question with a quick answer i am sure!


-thanks, Cam

foild 02-09-05 06:08 PM

oh.. other than coilovers

HeffBoost 02-09-05 06:25 PM

Intrax are the hardest I've run into.

eclipseaudio1530 02-09-05 08:14 PM

i have heard the intrax springs are super soft and arent recommended because they take away from the experience. but they do lower the car a lot, i think its like 1.75 inchs.

Jager 02-09-05 08:53 PM

Go with Eibach, the smoothest in my opinion (I have been around a few different spring sets).

jreynish 02-09-05 09:33 PM

I have apex they are pretty damn stiff I had to replace my stock struts cause the APEX springs killed them. they drop enough and allow you to still feel the road they are stiff as hell.

ShadowX 02-09-05 09:47 PM

You can order custom spring rates from just about anyone. If you're not replacing the shocks, then be careful, they stock ones can only take so much. (I don't know any specific numbers)

NorCal90 02-09-05 09:54 PM

RS*R Down springs are the stiffest I have heard about. Do a search from them to find the exact rates as I cannot remember them right now.

Mikewolfe 02-10-05 12:43 AM

Suspension g's
 
I have some GREX springs that I had on my car for about 30 miles before I went to Ground Controls, they were stiff as hell!!!! They didn't lower the car any but for performance they were killer. I still have them.

foild 02-11-05 02:40 PM

are the ground controls any harder to install than other springs/struts? - i havn't fully decided if i want to do the install myself, it would be my first time doing any suspension work, and i only have one day to work in the week.. all the tohers i need my car for something....

Icemark 02-11-05 02:45 PM

is there a reason you want the stiffest (or really stiff) springs??? Are you jumping the car??? Too stiff will just result in a major loss of road traction over even the mildest rough roads.

foild 02-11-05 02:54 PM

well, no.
to tell you the truth, i just figured they would be the best.
i just want something that will do me well for street racing and some drift. nothing serious though, its just lately my shocks seem so soft, whenever i race it seems like i am prolly loosing some time, since the weight transfer seems so durastic.
is there some springs/shocks you can recomend for me icemark?
its a s4 na
cheers

foild 02-11-05 03:06 PM

now all i got to do is choose between suspension upgrade, or flywheel upgrade.

onePOINTthree 02-11-05 03:21 PM


Originally Posted by foild
now all i got to do is choose between suspension upgrade, or flywheel upgrade.

:bigthumb:

bigturbo 02-11-05 03:41 PM

If your struts feel soft you will def be better off replacing those instead of the your springs. Springs will help a little but struts make a much bigger difference. Mine were hosed and I bought a set of tokikos(blue non adjustable but cheap) that are very stiff. Go to corksport.com the rears wee only like 70 apiece and the frons 120 I think. You could get koni adjustable or tokiko adjustables that are nice too. I just didnt want to pay extra as MOST people just adjust them to the setting they like and never touch them again.


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