Harsh ride and neck pain
10-02-15, 08:11 PM
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Harsh ride and neck pain
Ok, I love my RCF, but I'm getting neck pains, from the very harsh, unadjustable suspension. And these are just freeways in the SF Bay Area.
Are you guys feeling neck aches from the sports ride? Or is it just me?
Are you guys feeling neck aches from the sports ride? Or is it just me?
10-03-15, 05:11 AM
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I'm no spring chicken and I prefer the firm RC F ride compared to the LS460 Sport that was traded in.
10-03-15, 03:34 PM
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Could not stand the choppy ride of the loaner I had in the IS250. Could not imagine a stiffer suspension. Even my daughter said "Daddy why is it so bumpy". Complaining over. Let me suggest what other have offered which might help. Lower the psi in the tire a bit. Maybe by 2# at first. Then, depending on the tires you got you might want to trade them out. Michelin's all season premiere a/s is like a soft tennis shoe. Very comfortable tire. Other then that there's not much else. Good luck!
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10-03-15, 11:05 PM
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Could not stand the choppy ride of the loaner I had in the IS250. Could not imagine a stiffer suspension. Even my daughter said "Daddy why is it so bumpy". Complaining over. Let me suggest what other have offered which might help. Lower the psi in the tire a bit. Maybe by 2# at first. Then, depending on the tires you got you might want to trade them out. Michelin's all season premiere a/s is like a soft tennis shoe. Very comfortable tire. Other then that there's not much else. Good luck!
10-04-15, 02:21 PM
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Lets take a sports car and put crap tires on it and make it handle worse. Why not sell it and get something that works better for you?
Like putting ketchup on a prime steak.
Like putting ketchup on a prime steak.
10-04-15, 07:52 PM
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10-09-15, 10:50 AM
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Not all all-season tires are created equal
. With 'ultra high-performance all-season' tires, like the Michelin Pilot A/Ss, you wouldn't notice the difference with the stock PSSs unless you run your car at its limits. Plus they're quieter, last longer, are cheaper, same speed rating as PSSs, and actually much better in winter and rain than the 'max summer' PSSs
. Depends how you drive your car if they'd be actually better or not.
. With 'ultra high-performance all-season' tires, like the Michelin Pilot A/Ss, you wouldn't notice the difference with the stock PSSs unless you run your car at its limits. Plus they're quieter, last longer, are cheaper, same speed rating as PSSs, and actually much better in winter and rain than the 'max summer' PSSs. Depends how you drive your car if they'd be actually better or not.
10-09-15, 08:55 PM
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Not the same as you remember them. These have received really good reviews.
http://www.consumerreports.org/cro/n...news/index.htm
I don't how you drive in the wet rain but it's nothing like these guys
http://www.consumerreports.org/cro/n...news/index.htm
I don't how you drive in the wet rain but it's nothing like these guys
Last edited by rxonmymind; 10-09-15 at 09:09 PM.
