Should I buy coilovers?
#1
Should I buy coilovers?
Alright fellas.. Give me your opinions. I have a 2008 cr and I am about to purchase a set of PSS9 coilovers.
I don't really plan on tracking the car.. just spirited street driving and I want to lose the wheel gap. According to a coilover shootout I saw on a link I got from here, it seems like very few coilovers on that test did better than the stock cr around the track. Even though I don't really plan on hitting the tracks and that might not apply to me I can't help but to look at the results. I think the coilovers that did better was the kw3, spoon and I don't remember the other. Anyways, would you swap out the suspension? Thanks!
I don't really plan on tracking the car.. just spirited street driving and I want to lose the wheel gap. According to a coilover shootout I saw on a link I got from here, it seems like very few coilovers on that test did better than the stock cr around the track. Even though I don't really plan on hitting the tracks and that might not apply to me I can't help but to look at the results. I think the coilovers that did better was the kw3, spoon and I don't remember the other. Anyways, would you swap out the suspension? Thanks!
#2
I am in the same boat! Considering that most of the modification to the CR are in the suspension I feel that I am kinda going about this retarded. Like the OP said I would love to drop some wheel gap while retaining good handling either the same as stock or better. +1 for incite, sorry to hi-jack.
#4
im somewhat in the same boat as well. minus having a cr. i hve a 01 s2k and im debating on what to get as well. be a dd and going to the track sometimes. idk. no auto x. u pretty much get what u pay for which suspension. are you looking for it to ride the same or are you looking for it just to whip turns and dont care about roughness?
#5
I have no problem with a semi harsh ride if it comes with improved handling. I have heard good things about the pss9 and have also heard they are "too soft" for full track duties. It's a bonus for me if I can get improved handling while retaining comfort. I was just hoping to get some feedback from other cr owners. Hi-Jack all you want if this thread helps you lol
#6
yeah thats my problem lol. i still want the semi comfort i have. it is my dd. i would say kw3 are best. they ride rough cause of high spring rate but will handle great. pss9 are also a good choice. ive seen lots of good things about those but not compared to the cr stock suspension...which doesnt help at all lol
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#9
i would love motons but i'm way too poor and yea that didn't help at all hypforlyfe lol i kid..
thanks for the input idomn8u, when i do give the track a try this spring it will be on my stock tires. a buddy of mine is a driving instructor at a local spot and has invited me.
i'll probably just roll with the pss9 for now and i can always slap the stockers back on if i am not pleased.
thanks for the input idomn8u, when i do give the track a try this spring it will be on my stock tires. a buddy of mine is a driving instructor at a local spot and has invited me.
i'll probably just roll with the pss9 for now and i can always slap the stockers back on if i am not pleased.
#10
Originally Posted by aie_cR,Dec 14 2009, 11:43 PM
i would love motons but i'm way too poor and yea that didn't help at all hypforlyfe lol i kid..
thanks for the input idomn8u, when i do give the track a try this spring it will be on my stock tires. a buddy of mine is a driving instructor at a local spot and has invited me.
i'll probably just roll with the pss9 for now and i can always slap the stockers back on if i am not pleased.
thanks for the input idomn8u, when i do give the track a try this spring it will be on my stock tires. a buddy of mine is a driving instructor at a local spot and has invited me.
i'll probably just roll with the pss9 for now and i can always slap the stockers back on if i am not pleased.
They have very similar spring rates to the CR springs, plus you can dial in compression/rebound in 9 way adjustable.
Don't slam the car, they have a recommended drop area. Which is enough to remove wheel gap.
Quality coilover and worth every penny