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#31
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PSI uses either Eibach or Hyperco and since I had an interesting hard to explain feeling when switching from I believe a 7" X 2.5" Eibach to a 12kgmm 152mm swift. I thought I would just switch back to Eibachs.
They just felt like they ran out of useable stroke even though they were listed as having more than enough, just a thought and by no means a fact. I'd like to someday resolve the thought with a back to back comparison.
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PSI uses either Eibach or Hyperco and since I had an interesting hard to explain feeling when switching from I believe a 7" X 2.5" Eibach to a 12kgmm 152mm swift. I thought I would just switch back to Eibachs.
They just felt like they ran out of useable stroke even though they were listed as having more than enough, just a thought and by no means a fact. I'd like to someday resolve the thought with a back to back comparison.
PSI uses either Eibach or Hyperco and since I had an interesting hard to explain feeling when switching from I believe a 7" X 2.5" Eibach to a 12kgmm 152mm swift. I thought I would just switch back to Eibachs.
They just felt like they ran out of useable stroke even though they were listed as having more than enough, just a thought and by no means a fact. I'd like to someday resolve the thought with a back to back comparison.
#35
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I'm not really comparing, just sharing a feeling.
I felt the same thing going from a Hyperco 2.5" X 7" 800lb to an Eibach 2.25" X 6" 800lb
The Eibachs feel softer
Someday I'll compare eggs for eggs
I'm by no means saying either is good or bad, just enjoying trying different things and gaining knowledge. I owe 90% of my fun to Rob :thumpup:
#38
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You can't really go wrong with any of those three right? The hypercos are used but I've had the Eibachs and Swifts new and neither settled enough to make note of. I think that says alot for a spring.
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