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Sprayed150's get beat up in Street Touring autox thread!!!! WOOOO!!!!!

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Yeah, the Eibachs are perfect for drop (for me) but I really want a 10-15% increase in spring rate. Being new to the platform and wanting to keep autoxing (had a 02 WRX) I am out of my element to what best to do for autox/daily
 


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yea, all the stuff out is very similar rates. im hoping i can convince my company to make a spring for us, but with the car going away next year its not likely
 


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ok, so the konis should be on the way today, and i ordered a schroth 4 point quikfit harness as i slide around way too much in this thing
 


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Poking around, I haven't seen enough reviews of the Swifts to know if they are too stiff, but the numbers make me think they will be. Maybe Eibachs are the best option :/

Sliding around... you skinny bastard.
 


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I must have a sticky backside. Ha. I am quite shocked and happy with how well this car handles at AutoX. I can't imagine once I get a few serious mods done.
 


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Their rates, and the fact that they are actually linear, is exactly WHY I want them. ;)
Yeah good point for sure. Just got confirmation from ST/KW that their sport Spring is progressive as well.
Swift are the top choice for sure.

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Loved my swifts last year for autocross. Big improvement over stock. Rode good on the street also
 


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Yea, they are 30lbs or so harder than the eibach. Was just good luck they popped up, I'll put my eibach springs up for sale once I take the off the car in a couple weeks.

I think we made a decision on next season tires, I'm going to get some 16x7.5s and run a set of 215 45 16 rival 1.5s on them for the dry, and a set of contis on my stock wheels for daily/rain race use
 


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Go with the re71r's. I like my 1.5s but believe they best in hands of well above average driver.
 


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this isnt my first rodeo lol

i won scca fl region in 2011 for ESP, i like to think im a bit above average lol

or its just my megelomania speaking

either way


RIVALS IT IS!
 


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this isnt my first rodeo lol

i won scca fl region in 2011 for ESP, i like to think im a bit above average lol

or its just my megelomania speaking

either way


RIVALS IT IS!

lol wasn't saying you weren't. Just saying the 1.5 can be fast with a pro driver imo and the re71r's are just easier to dial in pressures and more forgiving. After running both I'd never buy the 1.5s again.
 




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