rsr springs or tein s-tech springs?
04-27-2004, 11:37 AM
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I was between the two, but I ordered the s-tech because of the difference of linear vs. progressive on the front springs. Progressive provides for a variable spring rate depending on how much the spring compresses.
They've got the same drop -- and both will improve the handling as they transfer stiffness to the front, but the s-techs should improve the ride a bit more as smaller bumps in the road will be absorbed better in the front (where the Z is heavier). If I didn't care about ride or was more than an occasional trackster, i'd go with the RSR setup.
Just my opinion based on some research I did on these two setups (and user reviews).
They've got the same drop -- and both will improve the handling as they transfer stiffness to the front, but the s-techs should improve the ride a bit more as smaller bumps in the road will be absorbed better in the front (where the Z is heavier). If I didn't care about ride or was more than an occasional trackster, i'd go with the RSR setup.
Just my opinion based on some research I did on these two setups (and user reviews).
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