passmans2kny

hey guys i have been running jic magic flt a2s for about 2 years, i like the drop they gave my car but i feel like they are not helping the handeling a lot, or as much as i expected. and over the last few months they started making some noises in the rear, im having someone look at it this weekend to see if he can fine tune the set up so i might be sticking with them in the end, heres what i am looking for though, something that will still let me drop the car up to 2 inches all around, i dont want anything crazy stiff bc 99% of the time this cars on the street, not a race track, in the past i always bought super stiff suspension and tried to make all my cars track machines but i never really go to the track, so i have wised up and realize i dont need the best handling suspension and am looking for something that will ride not so hard but still handle good. thanks guys
-matt

mario_speed

maybe give Bilstein PSS9 a try, think they can be had for around $1,300 or so.

robinson

If you rarely go to the track, just get koni yellow's if you have to have adjustable. Then you could use the spring perch adjustment with stiffer springs.

passmans2kny

thanks guys, i was also thinking about kw, but they might be too much for the street

CosmosMpower

Pss9

cuonice

passmans2kny

i found them for 1385, lol but then ill have 0 money in my account, the hole keeps getting deeper

Billj747

Price or stiffness?

They are some of the most comfortable coilovers i've ever driven on. Plus they are the factory suspension on the Mercedes CLK63 Black Edition.

IMO lowering the ride height too much will affect your ride quality and handling especially on the street. I wouldn't "slam" the car on any suspension setup, but taste's differ...

I don't think you could go wrong with the V3s.


PSS9s are pretty good too.

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cuonice

The KW's are very reasonable on the street for someone who is used to driving race cars ^^^

Seriously though, they are a great suspension and very streetable. For someone who does track/street driving I highly recommend them. For someone who does mostly street driving the PSS9 may be the better choice?

Project22a

I'm VERY happy with my PSS9's on the street.