PSS9 vs. bilstein MR/swift combo?

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Aug 23, 2012 | 10:56 PM

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codgi

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Originally Posted by ca18hatch24

Got the PSS9's installed a couple days ago....I love them. Car rides better than stock imo. I only have them lowered slightly less than stock, and have them set one click from stiff in front and two clicks from stiff in rear. Pretty good compromise for a streetable suspension. Car seems very well planted and level in turns, and ride is firm, but not harsh. I may try the softer settings and see how that goes.. Overall, very happy with them, especially since I only paid $1k for them, and they were jsut freshly rebuilt.

4/5 for both is where I run them for DD. If you go with 6-9 (softer settings) its a bit too soft IMO.

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Originally Posted by Seto519

I looked around the market and couldn't find any pss9 for 1k. however i found plently of mr suspensions for like 500 shipped

Yeah he got a heck of a deal on them evidently.

Aug 24, 2012 | 05:14 AM

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Thanks Codgi, I will try the on the 4/5 settings and see how it feels. Yeah Seto, I got a pretty good deal on them, thats what made me get these over the mr/swift combo. It was either these freshly rebuilt coilovers for 1k or mr struts for 550 plus swift spec-r's for 300 (850 total). To me, that extra 150 bux for the pss9 was a wash and would rather have the tuneability of a coilover. I am happy with my decision.

Aug 25, 2012 | 10:55 AM

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I got a used set of PSS9's with some custom revalving done and swift springs a while back. Great setup, I'm really liking it even around town. I don't track the car often though, but I do autox religiously and they are perfect for that.