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Fixing corner grip on bumpy surfaces?

Originally Posted by RCZ This is all bound and rebound + spring stiffness and how they work together. Get a set of good coilovers and voila. Inexperience taught me to

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Old 05-31-2010, 10:31 AM   #1 (permalink)
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This is all bound and rebound + spring stiffness and how they work together. Get a set of good coilovers and voila.
Inexperience taught me to get aftermarket springs with stock shocks. Now i am feeling this effect very drastically (unstable on bumpy surfaces). I have the Eibach pro kit with stock shocks. Now instead of wasting money on those springs, ive read that you can order koni yellows and get them to valve them according to spring rates you give them. Is this true?
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Inexperience taught me to get aftermarket springs with stock shocks. Now i am feeling this effect very drastically (unstable on bumpy surfaces). I have the Eibach pro kit with stock shocks. Now instead of wasting money on those springs, ive read that you can order koni yellows and get them to valve them according to spring rates you give them. Is this true?
Yes, Koni offers custom valving, both fixed rates and adjustable.
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