nicpy wrote:
I fitted some lowering springs to our RCZ some six or seven weeks ago, the main thing that attracted me to the idea was a post on the Facebook RCZ page from another RCZ-er who said that the ride quality was much improved. These lowering springs are often described as being `progressive ‘with wider spaced coils as well as tighter spaces, the idea being that there is greater initial flexibility in them (softer). I went for a brand called Pi as they were the at the budget end, and if they didn`t work it would be no great loss. Definitely soften up the ride, took me around 4 and a half hours to do all four, and the only specialist kit was a spring compressor, had the steering geometry checked afterwards, as the drop will alter it.
An earlier mod was to change the 19" for 18" wheels which was a help, and as an earlier poster said, do check your tyre pressures (when cold)
I love my RCZ but the ride quality (I live in London) is making me miserable.
Are you still happy with the improvement in ride quality from the PI springs?
If you are, I'm buying a set tomorrow
