blanklett28

Just curious i wanna know if there is any aftermarket suspension that can improve
the ride being soft instead being hard?? Because everytime when there a little bump car just feels rough. My wife keeps on complaing about it, telling me that she is gonna have pillows under the seats whenever i drive. so does tein's and
other companies will make a kit that a ride of a car more torable to ride?

f-dub

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You could try the MR suspension. Some people say it has a smoother ride. Another suggestion would be to try different tires.

scott yo

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buy coilovers and set them as soft as you would like

501

thats how it should be IMO i find it smooth just has a good feel of the road

wj4

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that is a very vague statement. he cant just buy any coilover and slap it on the softest setting and hope for it to ride like a caddy. for instance, my tanabe coilovers on the softest setting is still a lot stiffer than stock, and is stiffer than say tein at mid point setting.

i think the MR suspension would be your best bet.

blanklett28

have much would an MR suspension be? Or i have to ask at a mitsubishi dealer to find out?

wj4

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it is best to look around...from what i see $700 or so is the average price for a decent MR suspension with not so much mileage. if you go to the dealership, they will most def. want a rapage price.

alby988

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i will be selling my MR suspension off of my 2006 evo mr in a month when i get back to the states. it has 5k miles on it. i will let it go for 720 plus shipping. let me know if you want them when i get back. perfect condition btw

91TB78

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I also recommend the MR suspension...very nice

tweakdsm

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Eibach's springs.

Torre from Va.

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Rough isn't the word, I couldn't get a evo when my son was a newborn in fear it would shake him to death.

WagsEvo

You can spend whatever money you want on suspension, but you're never going to have a super smooth ride - especially if you want it to be able to handle like an Evo should. My suggestion - sell the Evo and buy a CTS.

FJF

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It sounds like you purchased the wrong car. The MR's suspension is more compliant, but it doesn't deliver a night and day difference. I'm willing to be that you'll still find it harsh. I don't know how many miles you've put on your car, but my suspension took ~1000 miles to break-in.

coffeeslug

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divorce your wife

kdwg927

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LOL!

My MR was riding harsh as hell when I bought it, then I decided to check the tire pressure, which was set at 50 psi all around. Bringing it back down to what the door placard says made a HUGE difference.

My best friend has a GSR and the ride isnt too much different, although mine is a slight bit smoother/softer.