Stock suspension
#6
I notice every bump in road, minor and major. My guess is its too stiff. Like patches in the road, most cars glide over it, mine however you feel when you go over it. Kinda like its not absorbing any of the road conditions.
Upgrading suspension would make it worse?
Upgrading suspension would make it worse?
#7
Originally Posted by Goosse
I notice every bump in road, minor and major. My guess is its too stiff. Like patches in the road, most cars glide over it, mine however you feel when you go over it. Kinda like its not absorbing any of the road conditions.
Upgrading suspension would make it worse?
Upgrading suspension would make it worse?
#8
its because the tc has somewhat of a sport suspension like the corolla type s, and we are riding on 17 low pros to maybe another thing with your car is that your air pressure in your tires is to high normal is between 25-30 30 being max and you really dont need it that high
#10
Originally Posted by rrimportracer
its because the tc has somewhat of a sport suspension like the corolla type s, and we are riding on 17 low pros to maybe another thing with your car is that your air pressure in your tires is to high normal is between 25-30 30 being max and you really dont need it that high
The Corolla S type has nowhere near a sport suspension neither, I have one on my family and that thing is like driving a cloud compared to my tC.
The recommended tire pressure on our stock tires is 32 psi front and 29 psi rear.
#12
I think the tC suspension is a good balance for everyday driving and uh.... everyday driving. Yes, you wouldn't want to upgrade your suspension. Maybe swap to a 16 inch wheel and tire package is the best you can do if you like it softer.
#14
Actually the tC has a nice suspension setup -responsive yet smooth -but if the road conditions are just right it will bounce you on your seat.
If you got the optional TRD anti-sway bar in the back it has a tendency of delivering a stiffer ride.
Like the others mentioned every upgraded suspension component you purchase for the tC will provide more responsiveness... and a harsher ride!
If you got the optional TRD anti-sway bar in the back it has a tendency of delivering a stiffer ride.
Like the others mentioned every upgraded suspension component you purchase for the tC will provide more responsiveness... and a harsher ride!
#17
man the stock suspension wasnt that bad... I have my 18" (lightweight) and hotchkis spring with stock shocks/struts and its almost the same, and i like it.. Wierd that you complian about the stock tC.. My wife has a 2003 Mazda 6 (v6) and it rides sooooo smooth... Serious suspension on the stock system.. i love her setup and its the stock original setup. hmmmmmm....
#18
Wow sorry for such a late reply but I have been so busy with school and work.
I wouldnt say that I am complaining about the suspension so much, just not used to it. Or I am kinda used to it now.
Came from a 94 sentra which seemed to glide over most everything. No biggie now though, I rarely notice it anymore unless I think about it.
I'm thinking of lowering it a bit, but I am way noob when it comes to cars. What should I be looking for?
I wouldnt say that I am complaining about the suspension so much, just not used to it. Or I am kinda used to it now.
Came from a 94 sentra which seemed to glide over most everything. No biggie now though, I rarely notice it anymore unless I think about it.
I'm thinking of lowering it a bit, but I am way noob when it comes to cars. What should I be looking for?
#19
its possible your sentra had some pretty worn out suspension since it was a 12-13 yr old car. that would float lots more. the low profile tires on the tc will also transmit a lot more bumps too. if i was you i wouldnt lower it or put bigger wheels on.
#20
Wait until you actually lower your car it's going to get worse. It's pretty normal to feel the bumpiness. I'm guessing you have gotten used to some air suspension car before you got your tC?
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