I get what you are saying, yea if a spring is taller but stiffer that would be a harsher ride but in this instance the Rally springs are taller and softer. The OEM springs on the 2025 are definitely softer than previous years based on the numbers you have so the impact would be more prominent...
I don't follow the logic. When adding the Rally springs to my 2025 it raised the car, correct? This additional height with a softer spring rate would give you more travel thereby giving you a "softer" ride" wouldn't it?
I'll bring my helmet as well, need to be fully protected. :wink:
You mentioned the spring rates were changed on the 25's but the overall length? I don't recall if we took a picture of the 2 springs side by side. From what I recall, which isn't as accurate as it's been in the past :crazy: , I...
Lawrd, I'd hate to have a pre-2025 if the 2025's suspension was that much improved that the Rally springs aren't that much better...I have a friend at work that has a 2022 that I have yet to ride in. I'll have to rectify that this week, I'll bring along my kidney belt I use dirt bike riding...... 😅
Just got my bill, I have a credit of $65 so after charging the 2 EV's for the month I still generated more than I used. That brought my YTD charge down to $451 and I am in month 5 of 12. Hopefully I can get it close to $0 or even better by December.
Should we talk about the fact that the wife is in the back seat.....J/K :wink: . Yea, it's all personal preferences. I did it just to make the ride as smooth as possible. I also put on 245/55-19 tires in front and 255/55-19 tires in the back to help with the ride as I run 35psi