Lowering springs up front/Stock in rear. OK???
05-23-2009, 11:13 AM
#4
Cons: With raising the rear up your front +Castor will decrease slightly, and the front will scrape more. Also you handling characteristics will change with raising the rear up.
None of these are major Cons, just something you should be aware of.
Pros: Better ride quality from increased suspension travel, more ground clearance on the rear half of the car.
All of these I know for a fact, since I have airsprings on the rear of my car.
None of these are major Cons, just something you should be aware of.
Pros: Better ride quality from increased suspension travel, more ground clearance on the rear half of the car.
All of these I know for a fact, since I have airsprings on the rear of my car.
05-24-2009, 06:11 PM
#7
stock springs in the back should help launching over shorter stiffer springs, better weight transfer and won't throw off suspension geometry
seems like a really soft spring rate in the rear and then a really stiff one in the front would make handling a little awkward though
seems like a really soft spring rate in the rear and then a really stiff one in the front would make handling a little awkward though
