ATTN: Mr. DooDooBrown (V7 S202 Spec C Suspension on wagon)
ATTN: Mr. DooDooBrown
Here are the pics after the new V7 S202 Spec C Suspension. You will notice that the whole car lowered by ~0.500-.750 inches.
Verdict: I love it! The wagon feels much better in handling. More nimble and responsive. With that said, the ride is harsher but not too much. You definitely notice it on the man hole covers and potholes (although I try to avoid them by habit). On these you feel a sharp hard bump. You will also feel the road better but this is not noticable from the low profiles. On the turns (street corners) I take them around 50 mph and it feels perfect. On the Highway Exit I took it at 75 and it stuck no loosy goosy feeling at all. I hope this helps. If you got some time, I can give you a ride on the wagon.
WRXDad
Verdict: I love it! The wagon feels much better in handling. More nimble and responsive. With that said, the ride is harsher but not too much. You definitely notice it on the man hole covers and potholes (although I try to avoid them by habit). On these you feel a sharp hard bump. You will also feel the road better but this is not noticable from the low profiles. On the turns (street corners) I take them around 50 mph and it feels perfect. On the Highway Exit I took it at 75 and it stuck no loosy goosy feeling at all. I hope this helps. If you got some time, I can give you a ride on the wagon.
WRXDad
Why did you end up getting spec c instead of jdm sti wagon suspension? The reason I ask, is I plan on getting jdm subaru suspension of some sort and was considering all my options. I'm not wanting to go coilovers but I do want something more aggressive.
jdmsti wagon suspension is your best choice if you own a wagon. Only downside is that you won't really be any lower than stock. I think the spec-Cs will lower .5-.75 inches (as WRXDAD mentioned) and most likely (not sure) have a more aggressive spring rate and dampening. The issue w/ spec-Cs is that they are designed for a sedan and you won't get that much front negative camber.
Right on. Thanks for the tip. I can't wait to get that new suspension. It's too bad more focus isn't put on the development specifically of wrx wagon components. I prefer the sleeper look to the higher profile sedan. I'm running catless so the less cop attention the better. Wish the wagon suspension lowered the car a bit though to improve the stance.
Originally Posted by doodoobrown
jdmsti wagon suspension is your best choice if you own a wagon. Only downside is that you won't really be any lower than stock. I think the spec-Cs will lower .5-.75 inches (as WRXDAD mentioned) and most likely (not sure) have a more aggressive spring rate and dampening. The issue w/ spec-Cs is that they are designed for a sedan and you won't get that much front negative camber.
Originally Posted by subabu05
Why did you end up getting spec c instead of jdm sti wagon suspension? The reason I ask, is I plan on getting jdm subaru suspension of some sort and was considering all my options. I'm not wanting to go coilovers but I do want something more aggressive.
Last edited by WRXDad; Apr 28, 2005 at 07:11 PM.
Helps alot. I needed someone to confirm where I was going to take my wagon next. Hope your alignment gets worked out. I know of a guy in the Bay Area that does great alignment jobs and if your intersted pm me and I'll send you his info.
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