Adjusting BC coils for ride comfort?
#1
Adjusting BC coils for ride comfort?
I know its all a matter of opinion but can you guys who are on BC coils that prefer ride comfort more then anything tell me your settings. I started off pretty much in the middle, 15 clicks from hard on all 4 corners. I just boosted it up to 23 clicks from hard on all 4 corners. Ive read on here that some say you need to be softer in the front then rear? But when I called BC directly they told me that was completely subjective. Oh and Im on 18'' wheels, I know it may differ for those who are on 19".
#3
I know its all a matter of opinion but can you guys who are on BC coils that prefer ride comfort more then anything tell me your settings. I started off pretty much in the middle, 15 clicks from hard on all 4 corners. I just boosted it up to 23 clicks from hard on all 4 corners. Ive read on here that some say you need to be softer in the front then rear? But when I called BC directly they told me that was completely subjective. Oh and Im on 18'' wheels, I know it may differ for those who are on 19".
How do you like it at this setting? Is the ride very bouncy?
#4
yeah a very soft setting, So i guess you can say 9 clicks from soft, lol. Im trying to determin if I like it yet. I havent driven the car much on that setting. Ive been driving around for 2 months on 15 clicks from hard/soft which is pretty much the middle. Ride isnt to bad, just want to see if I can soften it up a bit. But I honestly cant see it being that much better. We all know you lose a little ride comfort when lowering.
#5
It will change with time for you. I used to like 10 front and 15 rear, now Im abour 18 front and 12 rear. going too low makes the car some what bouncy. The lowest I ever go is 10 front and 7 rear.
Lately ive been going with 22 front and 15 rear. I love being able to adjust. Ill never get srpings again
Lately ive been going with 22 front and 15 rear. I love being able to adjust. Ill never get srpings again
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