How good is the Racing Beat FC suspension kit, anyway?
06-23-05, 06:42 PM
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Originally Posted by ARD T2
I've run them all and while the RB springs for the FC are great, I did like the RSR springs better. I highly suggest RSR Race Springs and Tokico Illuminas. Either way you can't go wrong.
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06-23-05, 07:52 PM
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It is very streetable. Both the RSR and Racing Beat are linear spring rates. I simply liked the lowering amount on the RSR a little better. It put my CG in a better place. This one is primarily driven on the street, but would like it to perform adequately when i want to push it. Let me know if you want RSR Tokico and i'll package it up for you.
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Rishie - not to hijack, but are there any springs that give a decent drop (around 1.5" f/r or more) that have decent spring rates. I know Intrax is like 1.75" but I hear they're crap. I'd like springs that actually lower my car, since my stock springs are sagging at least an inch...I don't want to get "lowering" springs that raise my car up!
I know, I know - I need coilovers...but I'm poor.
I know, I know - I need coilovers...but I'm poor.
06-26-05, 09:38 PM
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Originally Posted by ARD T2
It is very streetable. Both the RSR and Racing Beat are linear spring rates. I simply liked the lowering amount on the RSR a little better. It put my CG in a better place. This one is primarily driven on the street, but would like it to perform adequately when i want to push it. Let me know if you want RSR Tokico and i'll package it up for you.
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