2007CalSpec

Over the weekend I changed out my Tein H-Tech springs for some Steeda Ultralite springs. I also installed J&M camber plates. The Tein's seemed too soft for me since I switched to 20" wheels a long time ago. Now that I have the Steeda's, the car feels much better; more sure footed. The wheels don't bounce over bumps as much as it did with the softer Tein springs. My car's stance is more raked with the Steeda's then with the Tein's. To the guys who have Ultralite's with Tokico's, what are the settings on your Tokico's? Also, I thought the Ultralites are a linear spring but the springs appear to be progressive. The rear springs have closely spaced coils at one end. Anyone know if these are progressive springs or if Steeda changed them to progressives if they were linear before?

vasman

I am running the tokico's 3 turns off the tightest setting all around. I am pretty sure Front progressive / rear linear.

08Steeda

I have Steeda Sports and Tokico D-Specs LOVE THEM!!!!

7 turns in the front and 5 in the rear!

2007CalSpec

Doesn't linear springs have evenly spaced coils throughout? I could be wrong.
My rear springs are tightly spaced on one end and loosely spaced on the other. Isn't this progressive? *shrugs*

2007CalSpec

Isn't 7 turns pretty soft? I have mine at 4 turns/front and 5 turns/rear.

siberian.mist

i have sport springs(A little firmer) and dspecs for about 20months and 9k miles and have 5 turns out. with 255/35/20 wheels its quite a bit firmer than stock cornering but its just how i like it