i'm looking into getting some touge suspention for my 02 wrx sedan once the snow melts. i want it to be stiff enough to handle, but to be easily controable and won't snap my spinal cord on bad tramac surfaces. i don't go on the dirt ever, and i don't do that much track. so i was thinking of maybe the sti spec c suspention or the cusco comp s, or something around that price range. i don't want anything like the tein ra or cusco 2r. does anyone knows what kind of suspention set up works best for touge? what's the spring rate on the spec c suspention? is there any other options around that price range?

any and every input is appriciated

thanks

 

All touge means (far as I know) is "mountain pass". The USA has no shortage of mountain passes, no reason you can't run a proper touge in the States.

 

I assumed he meant 'tough' but what do I know?

 

umm i thought touge just ment mountain roads, it's a *** word.
anyways, i drive around lake arrowhead, but it's snowing these days, and it won't clear untill april
thanks for all of your imputs, i was thinking of the spec c suspention, but i just have no idea how stiff it is.
how big of a difference is there between the stock spec c springs and the sti lowering springs?
how big of a difference is there between the 2 springs above and the sti tarmac springs and sturts?
thanks for all the imput guys!!

 

Choku speaks japanese, he can probably clear this up.

 

i just thought maybe the spec c, not the sti