Originally Posted by Viprdude
I switch between 2 front and 4 rear and 3 front and 6 rear. Sometimes 1 front and 2 rear but that is relatively weak. Keeping it balanced between front and rear is key. Having them "off" can mess with how the car will travel in corners with bounces, bumps and other things to throw off trajectory.
I have been using 2 front and 4 rear for a while and been happy with it for daily duties.
I switch between 2 front and 4 rear and 3 front and 6 rear. Sometimes 1 front and 2 rear but that is relatively weak. Keeping it balanced between front and rear is key. Having them "off" can mess with how the car will travel in corners with bounces, bumps and other things to throw off trajectory.
I have been using 2 front and 4 rear for a while and been happy with it for daily duties.
When I had the AGXs on stock springs, I ram 3 front and 5 rear. Now that I have the RMs I stiffened the rears up to 6. But I think that I want to soften it a bit since some of the roads in this area undulate ALOT more than they should. and I don't eeven mean pot holes or anything, I just mean odd bends and all. I think I'll try 2F/4R and go from there. 3F/6R sounds like it'd be a nice setting too. The rears act nicely right now, but they front could use a bit more give. Thanks for the suggestion. I'll see which works best for me.