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I guess the best thing about PSS-9 or 10 is that with a couple or four twists we can all try it out for ourselves without going back to the shop. I am gonna crank them to 9 and 10 to see if I notice.
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This is great! Ha Ha Ha. Why on earth would you have one product where 1 is hard and 9 soft, and another where 1 is soft and 10 hard. Just when you thought you had it worked out, you discover you have it back to front!
Well I can certainly testify that on the PSS-9s, 1 all round when driving on smooth winding roads is just fantastic, but completely intollerable on city roads. I think I'll opt for 6 front and 4 rear and see how that works for all round driving.
Well I can certainly testify that on the PSS-9s, 1 all round when driving on smooth winding roads is just fantastic, but completely intollerable on city roads. I think I'll opt for 6 front and 4 rear and see how that works for all round driving.
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Rear soft = more understeer. Rear hard = more tail happy. But I don't think one or 2 clicks on pss(9/10) will make too much difference. Maybe front full soft and rear full stiff you'd feel a change vs the opposite.