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scpaul · Oct 2nd, 2003, 08:15 AM

put my PSS9 on Sunday, my JCW S has refrashing ride now. They are worth every penny I spend!!!!
Now I set the softest setting (9) on the rear, and two step harder (7) on the front wheel. it let me switch lane(two lane at onece) quickly and confidently at the speed of 100mph.
Anyone has PSS9, please share your setting. Both height and damping.

cliffywong · Oct 13th, 2003, 05:29 AM

Quote: Originally Posted by scpaul

put my PSS9 on Sunday, my JCW S has refrashing ride now. They are worth every penny I spend!!!!
Now I set the softest setting (9) on the rear, and two step harder (7) on the front wheel. it let me switch lane(two lane at onece) quickly and confidently at the speed of 100mph.
Anyone has PSS9, please share your setting. Both height and damping.

Question -

How much better in comfort than the stock suspension?

Are you running non-runflats and what size wheels

Could we ask what the cost is for the PSS9 in Taiwan. Were only getting estimates in Hong Kong.

Thanks,

Cliff

scpaul · Oct 13th, 2003, 05:58 AM

Cliff,
PSS9 is harder than stock suspension, so you won't expect too much comfort when you drive in stop-and-go situation. But when you drive over 70km/h, you will feel the difference, PSS9 absorb road roughness better, the higher the speed, does the better.
I run light wheel and tire set, not run-flat.=> 17" BBS RV-F with S-03 tire.
Rgd to costs, PM me.

scpaul

Oct 2nd, 2003, 08:15 AM	#1
scpaul MINI2 Regular Join Date: Jul 2003 Location: Taipei Local Time: 08:04 PM Posts: 149 Offline	PSS9 adjustment? put my PSS9 on Sunday, my JCW S has refrashing ride now. They are worth every penny I spend!!!! Now I set the softest setting (9) on the rear, and two step harder (7) on the front wheel. it let me switch lane(two lane at onece) quickly and confidently at the speed of 100mph. Anyone has PSS9, please share your setting. Both height and damping.

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Oct 13th, 2003, 05:29 AM	#2 (permalink)
cliffywong MINI2 Senior Join Date: May 2003 Location: H.K. Local Time: 08:04 PM Posts: 524 Offline	Quote: Originally Posted by scpaul put my PSS9 on Sunday, my JCW S has refrashing ride now. They are worth every penny I spend!!!! Now I set the softest setting (9) on the rear, and two step harder (7) on the front wheel. it let me switch lane(two lane at onece) quickly and confidently at the speed of 100mph. Anyone has PSS9, please share your setting. Both height and damping. Question - How much better in comfort than the stock suspension? Are you running non-runflats and what size wheels Could we ask what the cost is for the PSS9 in Taiwan. Were only getting estimates in Hong Kong. Thanks, Cliff

Oct 13th, 2003, 05:58 AM	#3 (permalink)
scpaul MINI2 Regular Join Date: Jul 2003 Location: Taipei Local Time: 08:04 PM Posts: 149 Offline	Cliff, PSS9 is harder than stock suspension, so you won't expect too much comfort when you drive in stop-and-go situation. But when you drive over 70km/h, you will feel the difference, PSS9 absorb road roughness better, the higher the speed, does the better. I run light wheel and tire set, not run-flat.=> 17" BBS RV-F with S-03 tire. Rgd to costs, PM me. scpaul

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