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ISC Suspension N1 Street Sport Coilover w/ Triple S Springs
Subaru WRX / STI 2015+
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Features & Product Details
RallySport Direct is very proud to provide you with another quality coilover option brought to you by ISC Suspension.
On this page, you are looking at the ISC Suspension N1 Street Comfort Coilovers that are now available for your application. This is a great way to improve your handling, balance, ride quality, and stance of your vehicle all in a ready to install package.
DETAILS:
INCLUDES TRIPLE S SPRINGS:
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Specifications
Brand:
ISC Suspension
Adjustable:
Yes
Camber Adjustable:
Front Only
Dampening Adjust Type:
32 Way
Damper Type:
Monotube
Height Adjustable:
Yes
Independent Height Adjustable:
Yes
Spring Rate Front:
448lbs/in
Spring Rate Front Metric:
8Kg/mm
Spring Rate Rear:
392lbs/in
Spring Rate Rear Metric:
7Kg/mm
Top Hats Included:
Yes
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QUESTIONS & ANSWERS
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Q: camber adjustments? Marc7 months ago
If I were to lower my car 2" in the front and 1.5" in the rear, how much camber angle would I lose and is there an equation to find out for an '18 WRX Prem?
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A: You shouldn't lose camber with that ride height, give us a call and we chat about your goals and make sure you get the best setup.
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Q: Pre load Joe 12 months ago
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A: No, you will want to follow the instructions for setting pre-load and recommended adjustments :)
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