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2002 - Yellowspeed Dynamic Pro Gravel Rally Coilovers (3 way)

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#1 ·
I had a very hard time getting any information on these Yellowspeed inverted coilovers and wanted to give a preliminary review. I'm also looking for anyone who has run these and can comment on durability/preferred settings.
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Overall impressions are that they are very stiff at low speeds, you really have to push the car on gravel/ dirt to get the car to settle. I have 5k/4k springs on these, which are the softest you can get from Yellowspeed. They feel as stiff as my BC racing coilovers with 6k/5k springs. As soon as you are going fast enough, the car just starts soaking up everything and wants to hold a straight line, even after multiple 8-10" potholes in a row.

I got the 04 STI configuration, because I didn't want to have to lift my car 2" over stock and kill my axles. I am about stock height (can go another 1.5" up), and the on road performance is comparable to the BC's because of the amount of damping they have. I was lowered about 2.5" when I ran this setup.

I am running the following settings. These are clockwise turns from fully open (Counter clockwise) I think there are 32 clicks of adjustability, but I wanted the softest settings possible since this is my daily driver.

Front
HS - 5
LS - 10
R - 6

Rear
HS - 4
LS - 8
R - 5



 
Discussion starter · #3 ·
Sick write up! Got any updates on ride feel? Any break-in period? Seriously considering the dynamic pro gravel 1-way for the sg foz... but waiting till you try jumping this thing!!
So I had some spring bind/noise due to the coilovers being too vertical. I rotated the tophats and added some caster/steering inclination angle and added some preload and the front feels better turning in. This also made the suspension more supple due to the angle of the strut being inline with the pivot of the control arm

Even after break in, (65mph off road hitting 10 potholes) they still feel like a road coilover on road and are extremely supple at speed off road. I would try and get the 3 way because I've been making lots of adjustments at the canister. Currently the settings are:

Front:
Hs 13
Ls 6

Rear:
Hs 11
Ls 5

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