bradyb
Been here awhile...
First impressions:
very nice and aggressive stance
The drop is about 1.5" front and 1.0" rear. I only have 110 miles on them so I think they may settle in a little bit more.
If you have ever slept in a bed that has nice sheets say 300 thread count, and then slipped into a bed that has a sheet count that are 1300 thread count this is kinda like the experience with the lowering springs.
I have always liked the way the Genesis handled. Firm, sporty, secure albeit my '09 was the " bouncy suspension" that most folks didn't care for. I didn't mind, but it bounced like a pickup sometimes over rough roads...
Briefly: the suspension components in the Genesis are very solid and I would dare to say bullet proof. Forged aluminum components keep this light weight and agile.
The ride with the springs is smooth as silk. I think because they are progressive it makes the small deviations and bumps IE manhole covers, pot holes disappear. The springs are firmer and cornering feels more confident and car better balanced and planted. I'll post more after I test these for a couple months or so. I'll put up accurate numbers of the actual drop front/back but you can see it looks pretty sweet!!
I am using stock 18" rims with 245/45/18 tires
very nice and aggressive stance
The drop is about 1.5" front and 1.0" rear. I only have 110 miles on them so I think they may settle in a little bit more.
If you have ever slept in a bed that has nice sheets say 300 thread count, and then slipped into a bed that has a sheet count that are 1300 thread count this is kinda like the experience with the lowering springs.
I have always liked the way the Genesis handled. Firm, sporty, secure albeit my '09 was the " bouncy suspension" that most folks didn't care for. I didn't mind, but it bounced like a pickup sometimes over rough roads...
Briefly: the suspension components in the Genesis are very solid and I would dare to say bullet proof. Forged aluminum components keep this light weight and agile.
The ride with the springs is smooth as silk. I think because they are progressive it makes the small deviations and bumps IE manhole covers, pot holes disappear. The springs are firmer and cornering feels more confident and car better balanced and planted. I'll post more after I test these for a couple months or so. I'll put up accurate numbers of the actual drop front/back but you can see it looks pretty sweet!!
I am using stock 18" rims with 245/45/18 tires