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Prodrive coilover for impreza 1.6??


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Neutral Newbie

Hi bro & sis,

 

is the coilover suitable for impreza 1.6i MY06?? Bought it from wrx..dunno which year..

Call up a workshop for labour cost & they tell me to check whether suitable for my car.. they will still charge if is not suitable... [furious]

Tot they will know... [speechless]

 

Got a wrx 16" bronze rims to change since they need to take out my wheel & tell me the same thing..

wat version/year... [bigcry][bigcry]

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Other bros please correct me if I'm wrong.

 

Prodrive coilover can fit your car unless it is from STI as the PCD is diff.

 

I think you can get more answers from subaruclubsg. and you can bring everything to pro Subaru workshops like BMS/BKS and 1 look they will tell you can or cannot fit.

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Neutral Newbie

Thanks for sharing.. Mine is adjustable..

sigh... so troublesome...

Think have to go down to subaru workshop to check it out... [sleeping]

 

If cannot fix mine den i waste $$$.. [furious][furious]

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Hi bro & sis,

 

is the coilover suitable for impreza 1.6i MY06?? Bought it from wrx..dunno which year..

Call up a workshop for labour cost & they tell me to check whether suitable for my car.. they will still charge if is not suitable... [furious]

Tot they will know... [speechless]

 

Got a wrx 16" bronze rims to change since they need to take out my wheel & tell me the same thing..

wat version/year... [bigcry][bigcry]

 

 

if the prodrives are meant for 05 onwards STi then you cannot use it as its 5x114.3

but if its for wrx 5x100 then no problem with it.

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I'm using Tein SS with EDFC.

At softest almost like stock.

At hardest, all my passengers complain.

 

So I set half-way point 8/16 clicks (manual 16 clicks is max, with EDFC can set half-clicks up to 32)

Just nice.

 

After trying out changing of springs only versus coilover, I think springs is enough for looks and normal ride. If you like hard cornering then maybe a coilover is good. But for occasional cornering fun, the investment seems too much.

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Neutral Newbie

Hi, [wave]

I'm a newly registered user. Wanted to post this but do not have permission to post a topic. So dun mind if i ask this question? Currently i own a Mzada 3 SP and i would like to make my engine to have a rumbling sound(famous in Honda Fit cars i realise) but do not know where and how to ask about it? So is there any kind soul can help me with this? Really appreciate it [:p]

 

Please dun flame me. Thank you. :)

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rumbling is only possible on boxer if i'm not wrong...

 

those ah beng/malaysian loud exhaust.. can be done everywhere...

 

my advise is not to do it on mazda.. it'll really not enhance anything but a bad image..

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Neutral Newbie

actually i dun need a coilover.. but by changing the spring to lower my ride is not advisable right...

The space between the wheel & the arc is so huge... Think at least 4 to 5 fingers.. [dizzy]

Anyway thanks for your wonderful info... [bounce2]

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actually i dun need a coilover.. but by changing the spring to lower my ride is not advisable right...

The space between the wheel & the arc is so huge... Think at least 4 to 5 fingers.. [dizzy]

Anyway thanks for your wonderful info... [bounce2]

 

 

just to take note , lowering too much is not nice either.end up the height between the wheel and the arc will be closer but the both the sides gap are still wide.maybe you can consider up your rim 1 inch plus lower 2 finger?

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Neutral Newbie

ya.. i upgrade 15 to 16 already..maybe lower 2 to 3 fingers.. after den must be careful for hump & curb.. [bounce1]

 

Thanks..

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Neutral Newbie

Hi all,

 

after changing coilover, rims & tires, i find it too hard to drive.. most likely will change the damper/dampling to softer.. maybe not use to it..

 

but i encounter the steering vibrates when travelling >80km/h.. need gurus to advice pls...

 

some say tires, bearings, coilover?? [confused][confused]

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Hi all,

 

after changing coilover, rims & tires, i find it too hard to drive.. most likely will change the damper/dampling to softer.. maybe not use to it..

 

but i encounter the steering vibrates when travelling >80km/h.. need gurus to advice pls...

 

some say tires, bearings, coilover?? [confused][confused]

 

After changing all that you mentioned, must do alignment.

If after that still like that, bring back to shop which changed/sold you rims and tyres - either balancing not done properly or worse case, rim warped.

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Neutral Newbie

alignment, chamber, toe all done.. wheels buy from 2nd hand.... maybe the tires is the culprits...

 

thanks bro..

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alignment, chamber, toe all done.. wheels buy from 2nd hand.... maybe the tires is the culprits...

 

thanks bro..

 

 

maybe is uneven wear on tires or rims not that round anymore.do high speed balancing to check.

if previously u dun have problems on your previous setup then shouldnt be bearing problem.

get it checked soon and drive safe.

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Neutral Newbie

no problems from the stock 195/60/15... comfort & quiet..

now noisy like hell... din know coilover so noisy..lots of knocking sound...

 

will check tomorrow after 3pm... LOL.. [laugh]

 

Thanks..

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what u got is inverted coils...

 

it's normal.. my gf couldn't take it and the hard knocks.. so decided to forget it..

as for the rims.. i think ur rim could be WARPed.. go have it check.. this is serious..

 

i changed from 15 to 17.. the cornering is good... hehehe.. coilover.. next time then get the SS>..

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Neutral Newbie

alignment, chamber, toe all done.. wheels buy from 2nd hand.... maybe the tires is the culprits...

 

thanks bro..

 

 

 

maybe is uneven wear on tires or rims not that round anymore.do high speed balancing to check.

if previously u dun have problems on your previous setup then shouldnt be bearing problem.

get it checked soon and drive safe.

 

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