Subject	Yes, subtle but noticable. With both stock and Eibach
Posted by	zellamay on January 15, 2012 at 10:32 PM
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In Reply To	sport vs. touring question posted by pilikua on January 15, 2012 at 09:59 PM
Message	springs, it's very firm on "touring", and rock-hard on "Sport". Sport is darn near useless unless the road is very smooth. ... If memory serves me correctly, you can't install the actuator wrong.
Follow Ups	sport vs. touring question - pilikua 21:59:49 01/15/12 I never noticed a difference - Z32TT-R 22:08:00 01/15/12 It's subtle but noticable - Stadsport (PHX) 22:10:49 01/15/12 Yes, subtle but noticable. With both stock and Eibach - zellamay 22:32:52 01/15/12 I notice mine.... the difference between feeling all the - Rogy 22:59:04 01/15/12 sport feels really bouncy for me - mikehawkhertz 23:33:25 01/15/12 Same for me. Sport = Bouncy. Definately a difference, not - ZTicket(Dallas) 06:35:30 01/16/12 Touring is pretty firm, and Sport is almost ricer bouncy. - knerona 01:40:53 01/16/12 You can't miss the difference in a new Z. (n/m) - BoneZ (MD) 08:06:51 01/16/12 maybe easier to discern the difference when the springs - LJZTT 10:36:59 01/16/12
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