thanks again all. Will clean it up more and take a few nicer photos to share with you all as the modifications continue.
yeah my skylines did go hard but they also drunk petrol hard too. wanted something bit quieter and daily friendly..
DMS (Drummond Motor Sport) coilovers handle awesome. They have a 30 step damper/bump adjustment and are also height adjustable. I set it on 17 clicks (30 being hardest) for daily driving and 27-30 for track.
1-5 clicks = feels like stock EK4 shocks with super low king springs
10-15 clicks = Koni yellows with super low king springs
17 = nice for daily roads
25+ = feels like typical jap track coilovers. good setting for track work.
I've owned a few jap dampers (ie. Tiens, Apexi etc) in the past and I found the damper adjustments didn't make much of a difference and the springs that come with them are damn hard. So bumpy!
With the DMS dampers, I can actually feel the difference when changing the settings straight away. But the price you pay for a new DMS system (~$3500-4000), might not be worth it to some. I was just lucky to pickup a cheap clearance special set for the EK.
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