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Old 01-06-2014, 06:30 AM   #15
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1. STI springs were available as factory option ie keep warantee

2. Wanted a car for use as daily driver so 15mm drop was enough for me most other options were 25mm or more unless you went for coilovers ie adjustable

3. figured the people at STI had probably done their homework and they would enhance cars handling without other unforseen dramas.
except it never looks properly dropped
people on the local forum are raving about these re ride & handling balance so i was just curious to know if it works on aussie roads too
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except it never looks properly dropped
people on the local forum are raving about these re ride & handling balance so i was just curious to know if it works on aussie roads too

Sure do - I went from stock 86 springs to STI Pinks, very happy with them and the ride/handling compromise is fine on Queensland roads with some light track duty thrown in.


Drop is certainly enough for my needs with the Aero (Nur Spec) kit.
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Anyone know the spring rate?

progressive right?
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Anyone know the spring rate?

progressive right?
rate's unknown - progressive
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except it never looks properly dropped

people on the local forum are raving about these re ride & handling balance so i was just curious to know if it works on aussie roads too

properly dropped is a pretty loose term that is up to personal opininion i love stanced and slammed cars just can't picture having to deal with clearance issues or scraping the fuck out of the car I meticulously detail and keep spotless haha, plus my driveway/neighborhood bumps are brutal (scraped a couple times on stock height and 18s )
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properly dropped is a pretty loose term that is up to personal opininion i love stanced and slammed cars just can't picture having to deal with clearance issues or scraping the fuck out of the car I meticulously detail and keep spotless haha, plus my driveway/neighborhood bumps are brutal (scraped a couple times on stock height and 18s )
sort of like saying what is too tight

one and a half fingers in both cases

i am lowered 1.2 inches and it looks low enough without making the car unusable.
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