s2kdriver80

CR --> 375 front/264 rear
PSS9 --> 345 front/285 rear


The spring rates for both setups are similar, so I'm guessing the differences in firmness would come down to the valving of the shocks. With the PSS9 shocks set to full firm, how would that system compare with the CR system? I've read where people said the CR valving is pretty stiff too.

Thanks.

NFRs2000NYC

PSS9s have a very "German" ride. Due to the helper springs, the ride FEELS softer than stock, but is very firm in practice (actual cornering). It is by far the best suspension I've ever owned on any of my cars. I've used Tein, H&R, KW, Eibach, Koni, and PSS9s, and they are by far the best.

tlee1234

hks hiper max III, heard very good things about this

s2kologist

PSS9 will fell way softer than the CR suspension. pss9 rides softer than stock.

dyhppy

cr is pretty stiff. never experienced pss9.

Terror

I don't think he asked

I've never ridden in a CR or CR equipped car, but I have ridden in a PSS9 equipped car. I must say, it was both comfortable and "confidence inspiring" at the same time.

Onehots2k

So would the PSS9 out perform the CR??? How much are these puppies?

NFRs2000NYC

No. PSS9s are not track coilovers. They are street coils.

s2guru

The price for the PSS9 are between $1250 - $1350 shipped

s2kdriver80

That's very similar to the CR setup from hardtopguy.com.

I'm leaning toward the CR suspension now. I only wish those coilovers lowered the car half an inch. The ride height is ridiculous.