will lowering the c63 slow me down??
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2007 SRT8 Charger, 09' C63
will lowering the c63 slow me down??
I'm about install H &R springs, love the look of a dropped C. But will that affect my straight line performance. Thanks
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lowering over all is better for your car unless dragging as mentioned. Less air traveling under your car allowing it to handle better, less drag, better weight distribution, and it looks good!
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The first product I bought for my car was H&R spring. It looks very nice and I loved how it looks but I just did not like how it feels. I like stiff car but it made car really soft for me so I took it out in just 1 day. But for people who likes soft ride I think that its very good. I want to lower my car so I'm going with KW Coilover Clubsport. So I can do the set up how I like it. This is just my comment.
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The first product I bought for my car was H&R spring. It looks very nice and I loved how it looks but I just did not like how it feels. I like stiff car but it made car really soft for me so I took it out in just 1 day. But for people who likes soft ride I think that its very good. I want to lower my car so I'm going with KW Coilover Clubsport. So I can do the set up how I like it. This is just my comment.
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i dont see a reason how it will affect your cars performance in anyway besides helping improve it.
one, you will be low, center of gravity which will improve aerodynamics
and two, handling will be a lot sharper.
GL, and post pics of how the C63 would look with H&Rs, after reading this thread, i did a mass search, and found nothing regarding C63 on H&Rs, keep us posted!
one, you will be low, center of gravity which will improve aerodynamics
and two, handling will be a lot sharper.
GL, and post pics of how the C63 would look with H&Rs, after reading this thread, i did a mass search, and found nothing regarding C63 on H&Rs, keep us posted!
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wait, does any of the C63 owners here have a picture of their car with just lowering springs? share share please!
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Yes it really did. So for people who likes that loosened feeling then its just perfect. But for person like me who likes that stiff feeling then you would not like it.
Before I bought this H&R spring I was asking a lot of people what is the rate for spring in P30 but no one knew. For dealer they could not tell us. I think it was secret. So it was gamble for me. If the rate of spring was softer I would have never bought it. But I guess it was softer.
Before I bought this H&R spring I was asking a lot of people what is the rate for spring in P30 but no one knew. For dealer they could not tell us. I think it was secret. So it was gamble for me. If the rate of spring was softer I would have never bought it. But I guess it was softer.
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Yea I agree, H&Rs are softer than stock. Not sure on the technical terms but maybe more rebound, but without the body roll. I think the impression is that softer means worse handling, but I think it's been the opposite because I have more control. And I'm guessing it'll improve 60ft times by transferring the weight to the rear and not bouncing off the floor bc it's so stiff.
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Yea I agree, H&Rs are softer than stock. Not sure on the technical terms but maybe more rebound, but without the body roll. I think the impression is that softer means worse handling, but I think it's been the opposite because I have more control. And I'm guessing it'll improve 60ft times by transferring the weight to the rear and not bouncing off the floor bc it's so stiff.