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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Izso" data-source="post: 1064020849" data-attributes="member: 2429">Car : Wira Aeroback SE 1.5 Brand and Model : Improve hi/lo + 8k front 6k rear springsDurability : dunno. Too stiff and changed it after 3 months.Roads used on : KL roads + trackComfort : (0/10) Hell no. Not at all. Bouncy and jiggly. Good if you have well endowed female friends you want to make fun of.Handling : (6/10) You rely super heavily on good tyres. Otherwise it's flat cornering (zero body roll) and your physical body will roll more than the car. If you have rubbish tyres expect to oversteer a lot.Brand and Model : Improve Comfort semi adjustable rear and fixed front + stock springsDurability : 1 year. Roads used on : KL roadsComfort : (7/10) Very comfy. Feels like stock except slightly stiffer.Handling : (3/10) Very wishy washy, slow to respond when cornering and all. Does not like fast direction changes. But then again the name says it all - "Comfort" so can't really complain.Brand and Model : Hotbits Silver Hi/Lo + 4.5k front 4k rear springsDurability : still usingRoads used on : KL roads + trackComfort : (5/10) Ok la. For height-adjustables this is considered comfy. You still feel every bump on the road but it's not bone jarring. Going over speedbumps doesn't break your back either but when going over a bump you get that extra 'jump' after passing through the rear. I don't like this as it makes my custom rear board and contents of my boot jump if I'm just a little too fast over the bump.Handling : (7/10) Has some bodyroll but it makes the car more easier to predict and control. Stiff enough to allow me to plough through corners faster than I'm normally comfortable without being unpredictable. Reaction time is fast it holds its place quite well when under pressure. Quite good if you ask me.</blockquote>