Revolution - Project RS3 Bilstein IRC controller Install
Posted: Sat Jan 04, 2014 3:22 pm
afternoon everyone...
Just uploaded the Bilstein IRC controller install onto our FB page as you'll see this is the finishing touch to what weve been waiting for...
https://www.facebook.com/revolution247
Fully controllable suspension from inside the car..no more mucky hands fiddling with adjuster spanners etc..
In std mode it runs very smooth, more compliant than the std bumpy set up of an RS3
In first setting it firms up nicely, great for sporty driving and bumpy b road blasts
In track mode its quite firm but not a bone shaker by any imagination, but as you load up the car in corners you really feel the difference & dual carriageways and roundabouts are a blast - but not really for day to day running.
Found by running Sport button, traction off and medium setting the car is immense around corners and is a proper weapon now.
Really pleased with the results!
The std mode with the wider OZ wheels, Yokohama V105 tyres in 235's allround it just feels planted, safer and where it shouldve been in the 1st place IMHO...understeer nearly dialled out in the wet.
Big Glenn
Just uploaded the Bilstein IRC controller install onto our FB page as you'll see this is the finishing touch to what weve been waiting for...
https://www.facebook.com/revolution247
Fully controllable suspension from inside the car..no more mucky hands fiddling with adjuster spanners etc..
In std mode it runs very smooth, more compliant than the std bumpy set up of an RS3
In first setting it firms up nicely, great for sporty driving and bumpy b road blasts
In track mode its quite firm but not a bone shaker by any imagination, but as you load up the car in corners you really feel the difference & dual carriageways and roundabouts are a blast - but not really for day to day running.
Found by running Sport button, traction off and medium setting the car is immense around corners and is a proper weapon now.
Really pleased with the results!
The std mode with the wider OZ wheels, Yokohama V105 tyres in 235's allround it just feels planted, safer and where it shouldve been in the 1st place IMHO...understeer nearly dialled out in the wet.
Big Glenn