Better handling with AGX at 3/6 from 2/4
07-23-2002, 12:06 PM
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Better handling with AGX at 3/6 from 2/4
Hey,
I've had my eibach springs and kyb shocks for a few months now.
I started to notice that 2/4 combo wasn't sufficient for my driving. Maybe the components settled or I've gotten used to them, but I felt
uncomfortable in certain conditions.
I increased the settings to 3 in front and 6 in back and I like it
a lot better.
I've noticed less roll around corners and I feel more confident on
the highway.
Degradation in ride quality is minimal.
After a few days of driving I believe I will keep the settings as they are. 3/6
Anyone running 4/8 or 3/7?
Greg
I've had my eibach springs and kyb shocks for a few months now.
I started to notice that 2/4 combo wasn't sufficient for my driving. Maybe the components settled or I've gotten used to them, but I felt
uncomfortable in certain conditions.
I increased the settings to 3 in front and 6 in back and I like it
a lot better.
I've noticed less roll around corners and I feel more confident on
the highway.
Degradation in ride quality is minimal.
After a few days of driving I believe I will keep the settings as they are. 3/6
Anyone running 4/8 or 3/7?
Greg
07-23-2002, 12:21 PM
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Re: Better handling with AGX at 3/6 from 2/4
Originally posted by gjabo178
Hey,
I've had my eibach springs and kyb shocks for a few months now.
I started to notice that 2/4 combo wasn't sufficient for my driving. Maybe the components settled or I've gotten used to them, but I felt
uncomfortable in certain conditions.
I increased the settings to 3 in front and 6 in back and I like it
a lot better.
I've noticed less roll around corners and I feel more confident on
the highway.
Degradation in ride quality is minimal.
After a few days of driving I believe I will keep the settings as they are. 3/6
Anyone running 4/8 or 3/7?
Greg
Hey,
I've had my eibach springs and kyb shocks for a few months now.
I started to notice that 2/4 combo wasn't sufficient for my driving. Maybe the components settled or I've gotten used to them, but I felt
uncomfortable in certain conditions.
I increased the settings to 3 in front and 6 in back and I like it
a lot better.
I've noticed less roll around corners and I feel more confident on
the highway.
Degradation in ride quality is minimal.
After a few days of driving I believe I will keep the settings as they are. 3/6
Anyone running 4/8 or 3/7?
Greg
i think someone is lazy...... 
07-23-2002, 01:26 PM
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I run 4/8. I'm used to/like stiff rides. Ride in a Corvette and you will see. THe max still handles like crap though.
As for changing the settings, you'd better not pay anybody to do it. The fronts are cake, so are the rears.
As for changing the settings, you'd better not pay anybody to do it. The fronts are cake, so are the rears.
07-23-2002, 04:28 PM
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take it from somebody who beats S4s in autoX
street = 3 front, 4 back
autoX = 4 front, 5 back
anything more will cause too much oversteer or understeer
This does however depend on springs to an extent. I would never run higher than 6 on the back - I can't see how that would help
street = 3 front, 4 back
autoX = 4 front, 5 back
anything more will cause too much oversteer or understeer
This does however depend on springs to an extent. I would never run higher than 6 on the back - I can't see how that would help
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