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Old 08-23-2017, 04:31 PM   #15
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Out of all the photos I took at Big Northwest, I forgot to take a picture of the suspension...
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Old 08-24-2017, 09:36 AM   #16
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Nobody is going to know the exact differences until they start building the car. At that time a Subaru dealership's parts department can check if the part numbers are the same.

The Press Releases did say that the car had STI-Tuned Dampers, and STI-Tuned Coil Springs so they aren't branded STI but they may have different settings. From a physical standpoint, nothing looks modified on the tS due to the hideous wheel gap we see from the car being shown at the big Subaru meets. However, the description that Subaru provides says that the suspension/car was tuned at Willow Springs. Could also be marketing hype though.
The RA and tS at the shows are just standard production cars retrofitted with pre-production parts, so the final cars might look different. Will probably be January or so at least before part numbers can be looked up.
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Old 08-28-2017, 06:07 PM   #17
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Thanks for the pic! I have more confidence that the part #'s I posted in my thread (http://www.ft86club.com/forums/showthread.php?p=2967737) are accurate as the "ca120" visible on your rear Sachs shock matches the end of the full part # I found.


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Sorry I don't have better pics, just pulled these from my phone. Ordered on Japanparts, a little expensive, but wanted the STI part. As far as I know, these are not rebranded like the TRD eibach ones and are the only ones that offer a 15mm drop. There is still a gap and keep in mind, I'm on stock 17x7.5 PP wheels and Michelin HPs.

You can see here that these springs work with the PP Sach dampers by the pull-down of 適応車種記号:E 2016年07月~ and looking under the 'GT' which is equivalent to the US Performance Package equipped with the same dampers. They give it the bubble indicating it's compatible. That was important to me. PM me if you have any questions!

I have a few additional pics on my build page in my signature below.


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Old 08-28-2017, 06:49 PM   #18
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That is what I was wondering. If they are the same, I will just get the yellows and call it a day. I was hoping someone might have info if the 2018 tS suspension was identical to the 2017 PP. I haven't found anything on my own, so asking here was the next obvious choice being the number of people here. I'm guessing there might be a few tweaks done before production, but nothing ground breaking. Thanks everyone for the info.
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Old 03-28-2018, 05:30 PM   #19
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Sorry to re-up the thread, but looking now at STi JP website I noticed some news: actual STi dampers are Showa and not Bilstein anymore.
The Bilstein/springs kit is not given as compatible anymore with latest models (springs).
The spring set for stock damper is compatible, so I thought that new setup was performance package Showa with STi springs, but P/N of stock STi springs is different from aftermarket one...
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Now that there has been two US tS models, have we reached a conclusion on this topic yet? Are the PP Sachs shocks the same tune as the tS Sachs shocks?


I tried searching but just about every comparison is between the stock vs tS or stock vs PP but not PP vs tS.



I then tried looking up parts numbers for the shock absorbers on Subaru's official parts page. The trims are listed as Premium/Limited/STi; there doesn't seem to be separate shocks for the PP in the limited section. This lead me to believe that the Sachs dampers are indeed the same despite Subaru going out of their way to mention "STi-tuned Sachs Dampers" for the tS.



I am referring solely to the Sachs dampers. if I am wrong, Please enlighten.



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You can check my post here, that's what I've found:

https://www.ft86club.com/forums/show...9&postcount=36
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Old 05-24-2020, 03:35 PM   #22
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I have pictures of 2018 tS and 2017 PP front right strut for a quick look.
They are use different springs and dampers (both dampers are still Sachs).
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