QUOTE(empire @ Jul 10 2020, 02:09 PM)
there are some silly people who think that by changing the sports springs, they can get both comfort and handling. WRONG!
Comfort and handling do NOT go together. YOu give up one for the other. When you hear some people say ' wow...my sports springs and shocks are soooo good after changing. Now I get the same comfort like stock springs and shocks and AT THE SAME TIME I get better handling'.
Only fools will dare to say such a thing. Just a reminder again : You will lose a lot of comfort if you change to Eibach or any after market springs that are lower than your car's stock springs. So enjoy the bumpy ride!
the word "sport" says it allComfort and handling do NOT go together. YOu give up one for the other. When you hear some people say ' wow...my sports springs and shocks are soooo good after changing. Now I get the same comfort like stock springs and shocks and AT THE SAME TIME I get better handling'.
Only fools will dare to say such a thing. Just a reminder again : You will lose a lot of comfort if you change to Eibach or any after market springs that are lower than your car's stock springs. So enjoy the bumpy ride!
it sacrifice comfort in gain of handling
i'm one who changed stock spring to sport spring...because the stock spring is too soft...so soft that it sags if someone sit behind
did it lowered compared to the stock spring...answer is yes but super minimal
improved handling?...yes, greatly
bumpy?...yes
but 1 thing i don't know is why TS's sport spring is so expensive
the spring should be cheaper than it's absorber
try ask this guy TS(he may have the answer to your solution) : https://forum.lowyat.net/index.php?showtopic=884633&hl=
Jul 10 2020, 02:23 PM

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