Thread: Where to find Hypercos???

thought those were more for a track car? don't you have to wait for a group buy for those also?

i guess i should ask how do they handle harsh bumps. i'm looking for a good dd spring and some of the roads in my area suck.

The RMs are great daily springs. The problem is some people blame their suspension harshness on the Road Magnets when they should be blaming it on the high settings they've put on their KYB AGX struts (I fell for this too). If you get AGX struts and set them on the softest setting, the springs ride like marshmallows. The springs themselves aren't stiff at all in my opinion, and without stiff struts, would be pretty bad on the track. Same goes with the Hypercos.

Controlling the suspension stiffness with struts isn't the best way of doing things, but I digress.

Hyperco springs ride very well, I live in crappy PA where they rarely fix roads and potholes are inevitable and a part of daily driving.

I use KYB AGX struts with Hyperco springs and use 3 front and 5 in the rear. Anything else is too soft and gives too much for when I want the car to handle well.

If I go on a long drive, I dial it back down to stock settings 2 front 4 rear and it drives pretty smoothly.

Also, my struts are a little over 4 years old and are still working very well.

so is there anywhere to get the rm's since it seems that the hypercos are done?

^PM Robchaos

Just google road magnet's you can buy them direct.