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05-12-2024, 11:04 AM
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Re: QA1 Coilovers Spring Rate 650-750-850?
Define "bouncy."
Are you riding so low that you are constantly tagging the bumpstops? Are the shocks double or single-adjustable? Shocks don't support the vehicle, so don't adjust them to crutch a spring that's too soft.
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05-13-2024, 08:18 AM
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Re: QA1 Coilovers Spring Rate 650-750-850?
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Single adjust shocks. Don't see any evidence of it hitting the bump stops. It's not low low, coilover are about 25% up from the bottom. Wondering if 650 springs are too soft. I'll check the shock travel next. Appreciate the insights Roy
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