G2's only
Originally Posted by Italiano99
isnt there a way to make the ride better?
-Mike
Last edited by chupr0kabra; Jul 17, 2006 at 09:17 AM.
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Even with Koni's and G2's, my car still rode like **** on the street 
Those springs are uber-stiff, no way around it...
...but it handled great when I went autocrossing!
Putting G2's with DeCarbons is basically going to be like removing the shocks altogether.
Those springs are uber-stiff, no way around it......but it handled great when I went autocrossing!
Putting G2's with DeCarbons is basically going to be like removing the shocks altogether.
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Originally Posted by TXAgZ28
Even with Koni's and G2's, my car still rode like **** on the street Those springs are uber-stiff, no way around it...
...but it handled great when I went autocrossing!
Putting G2's with DeCarbons is basically going to be like removing the shocks altogether.
Those springs are uber-stiff, no way around it......but it handled great when I went autocrossing!
Putting G2's with DeCarbons is basically going to be like removing the shocks altogether.
Decarbons are crap ... just barely adequate for stock ride height springs.
If you go with an aftermarket spring that lowers the ride height and you don't change shocks, you will be hating life.
If you go with an aftermarket spring that lowers the ride height and you don't change shocks, you will be hating life.
Originally Posted by JohnTre
I've heard the G2's are way TOO stiff...like riding in covered wagon. He should look into those new springs Strano sells.
5 posts, I love it. Can I get an IP check?
Italiano- Whats the reason not to upgrade the shocks? If money is the issue, just deal with the ride quality, or lack there of until you can afford shocks. The ride is not that bad honestly and there are quite an amount of variables that will effect the ride harshness.
Riding around on a 16" wheel/tire combo feels like you are floating on air. Change nothing but going to a 17" wheel/tire combo and it feels like a million dollars. Riding around on an 18 or 19 and it is going to feel pretty stiff.
Italiano- Whats the reason not to upgrade the shocks? If money is the issue, just deal with the ride quality, or lack there of until you can afford shocks. The ride is not that bad honestly and there are quite an amount of variables that will effect the ride harshness.
Riding around on a 16" wheel/tire combo feels like you are floating on air. Change nothing but going to a 17" wheel/tire combo and it feels like a million dollars. Riding around on an 18 or 19 and it is going to feel pretty stiff.
I have had the G2 super springs on my car for the last year and a half. I bought them used from my friend before he sold his Z28. I also still have the stock DeCarbons on my car because I am more concerned about HP and TRQ #'s than handling for now. My Formula handles great and feels responsive, so I have no complaints. If you are going to upgrade the springs and shocks, just buy them all at the same time. It beats the heck out of pulling the front struts out a second time which are a bitch in the first place!