Liero

What lowering springs should I use on my RST? I want it to be very stiff, both front and rear. I'm running 25mm lowerings springs from FK Automotive, and they har too high and soft in the rear.

For a while I was thinking about coilovers, but when I found out that it aint possible to get coilovers in the rear, I gave it up.

AKRS1

my chassis dynamic springs are 25mm and i find them far too hard especially at the rear. can be annoying when your cruising at high speeds on the motorway you always feel some kind of bump

matt500

You can use coilovers on the rear mate! they bolt up in the same place as the shock originally would.

Matt

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iTrader: (1)

speak to rally design, they do high poundage springs

Liero

Who makes coilovers for the rear?

Thanks, I'll check it out.

AKRS1

what are high poundage springs?

JesseT

Liero, you have a really funny name in finnish
Liero is the type of worm used in fishing as a bate and the word is also used for a person with a really bad reputation. Someone you can't trust.

Oh yes, Eibach has been one of the few makes of springs for ERST that people have been satisfied with.

Liero

JesseT Liero is also a game, looking alot like Worms(just better ).

I've heard good things about Eibach, but they don't have springs that lower more than 30/15mm, am I right? I want 40/25mm lowering springs.

Liero

Anyone who has tried H&R springs?

JesseT

That's propably the very reason why they are good.

Paul_RS

iTrader: (4)

My friend has them. They seem to be firmer than the springs that i have (Koni ones) and i think i may change to them as well.

T28 RST

I have chassis dynamic springs on mine and ive never had a problem with them