Andrew C.

separate line show that the shock is working almost exactly the same for all but one setting.

the single line with a very different path is the "other" setting of the 9 options. the remaining 8 are following the same trend-line. actually one line may be deviating, but it's pretty much going to feel the same.

crew219

WTF? Autozone sells PSS9s? What has the world come to? :-P

bhvrdr

special order only

Disappear lika Ghost

so will stiffer springs be better suited to the PSS9 in your opion? :-)

Tomasz@Startup

I think PSS9s have enough rebound to accept a stiffer spring, you could add about 100 lbs without issues. If you crank up to stiff, you could add 200 lbs or more. The problem is that stiffer springs require softer compression settings. Bilsteins add compression at the stiff setting. I do not understand that at all...

Disappear lika Ghost

any way to change the compression settings? and Anyway to purchase a good set of stiffer springs?

Tomasz@Startup

I am not kidding. Bilstein springs are custom to this app, and shocks are not user rebuildable.

bhvrdr

actually keeps one set at BS USA and one set on the car and communicates track results over the phone with Steve as he sets up their valving and ships out the set to them. He has been helpful to me in the respect before. There is a cost for the revalve though. As for spring rates. Bilstein reports the setup is good for 650lb springs with no need for a revalve at all, perhaps more but they are not willing to commit.

cheers! Mike

Ray Khan

Tein says +/- 110 lbs on their shocks from what the original spring rates were.

bhvrdr

rather than try and push me to do something more daring. I'll do that all by myself

cheers! Mike