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SuspensionSprings, struts, coilovers, sway-bars, camber plates, and all other modifications to suspension components for Cooper (R50), Cabrio (R52), and Cooper S (R53) MINIs.
If your buying them over there, I'd confirm with M7 that it is the same spring so you get the right spring rates. I saw that Espelir (spelled right this time) has what looked like three different rates on their site.
If your buying them over there, I'd confirm with M7 that it is the same spring so you get the right spring rates. I saw that Espelir (spelled right this time) has what looked like three different rates on their site.
i've checked out the site.
They've got 1 set for the earlier Minis i.e. everything up till 02/02 production dates. Then they've got a set for Cooper Ss that lowers up to 25mm, then they have a set for the later coopers that lowers to 35mm.
So im guessing the M7 springs would be the 3rd set.
I've had Tein S-techs on my STi last time. Didn't quite like em. Made the car painfully stiff. Was ok back then, but now i don't think i can hack that kind of ride quality.
Is that pure performance with replacement struts or by themselves? I tend to believe that springs alone will show some improvement but not the optimal improvement one would find by using them with replacement struts.
How do the springs behave at the limit? More understeer? More oversteer?
On long sweeping turns, the car feels great on smooth roads. When the roads are kinda wavy or there are dips, I think the car could use more damping.
I'm still on all season runflats and have my rear swaybar on it's softest setting. Konis will be added when the time comes.
Is that pure performance with replacement struts or by themselves? I tend to believe that springs alone will show some improvement but not the optimal improvement one would find by using them with replacement struts.
Thats just for springs...what i meant was that the s-tech were just made to lower it. The high-tech version also plays with spring rate to improve handling...granted springs dont help handling a ton...