angryfist

And of course if i would have thought about this earlier and did the math... that means they are using a 70mm spring.

Sobe_Death

So there is a non-adjustable Bilstein for the S? The PSS series?


FYI, this is a good bit of reading I found over on Honda-Tech

DIY shock dyno
http://honda-tech.com/showthread.php?t=2325055
DIY Bilstein revalve pt.1
http://honda-tech.com/showthread.php?t=2415915
DIY Bilstein revalve Pt.2
http://honda-tech.com/showthread.php?t=2437593

macr88

This is awesome stuff, so much to learn. I might have to go with some PSS's

macr88

Have you had a chance to try them?

I did my first Auto X on the PSS's and I did terrible but that was my fault, the shocks aren't that bad considering the extremely soft spring rates.

What spring rates did you end up using? Did you have Bilstein do the revalve?

angryfist

Still snow on the ground up here in MI. My car wont be put back together till the end of this month. Still have to send some stuff out to the machine shop to get the 2.5" springs to work.

Marcus@margravemotorsports did the conversion and revalve.

macr88

Bummer about the snow.

What did they convert? Did they add a nitrogen port?

angryfist

By conversion I mean, add the schrader valve to make it rebuildable.

angryfist

macr88, you got any pics of your PSS assembled and installed?

macr88

I didn't take any pics but I can, what did you need or did you just need a generic pic of everything?

angryfist

im curious how the 8" springs fit. i have everything semi assembled but dont think i can use 8" springs. I think i have to goto at least 6". with the 8 assembled the spring perch is all the way down and the tender springs are all the way compressed.