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    Account Terminated Four Rings
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    Quick Vogtland Coilover Questions

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    Are the regular vogtland coilovers not progressive in the front? Or is the only difference between the regular and the GT's spring stiffness? Would I even need a stiffer spring rate in the back if I plan to upgrade to the RS4 RSB? Thanks
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    Veteran Member Four Rings Grishbok's Avatar
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    Re: Quick Vogtland Coilover Questions

    I run regular vogtlands, and you will not notice a difference in performance between regular vogts and the gts unless you are seriously tracking your car. And if you are seriously tracking your car, you would be getting fully adjustable suspension. The regular ones are absolutely amazing for street runs. I love em and highly recommend it!
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    Veteran Member Four Rings 4Rings3Liters's Avatar
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    Re: Quick Vogtland Coilover Questions

    Would you recommend these over Stasis SSs? Why or why not?

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    Account Terminated Four Rings
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    Re: Quick Vogtland Coilover Questions

    Quote Originally Posted by 4Rings3Liters View Post
    Would you recommend these over Stasis SSs? Why or why not?
    From reviews, Vogtlands have easier rear removal and spring rates are stiffer/sportier. Unfortunately, I haven't been in a car with Stasis or Vogtland's... but I'm looking for a more sporty ride. It really depends on what you're looking for, but both seem to be good, quality products.

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