Yellow speed racing coilovers for Audis.

[Audpor911]

Hey guys I just discovered to me these yellow Speed Racing coilovers for our cars. Unlike BC racing they have various option levels from street to track use. Spring rates are quite up there which is what I was looking for. Here is a sample picture of a B8 A5 kit very similar to our B8 A4 and S4 offerings. My kit shows up today and I will post pictures when it arrives. https://yellowspeedracingusa.com/pro...s5-sedan-b8-8t. Choose the car of your choice and see the various options they have for our cars. Unfortunately nothing for my other car the Volvo S60 T5 P2. Oh well.

[Audpor911]

Can't believe no one commented on a great set of coilovers. I am using these and love them except for paint which can be addressed with a good, quality can of Caliper paint which I used and stays on better than Rustoleum. These made the H&R street coilovers feel like crap in ride quality and stiffness comparison.

[19birel]

Can't believe no one commented on a great set of coilovers. I am using these and love them except for paint which can be addressed with a good, quality can of Caliper paint which I used and stays on better than Rustoleum. These made the H&R street coilovers feel like crap in ride quality and stiffness comparison.

Literally my first time hearing of this brand, but looking on their site they seem to have a lot of offerings. Did you get the "Dynamic Pro Sport" version?

In terms of the ride quality, are you saying they are stiffer and feel like they handle better than H&R but aren't as comfortable for daily use?

[Audpor911]

I did get the Dynamic Pro Sport but wish I had gotten the Pro Plus Racing or Premium competition which is better for track. They support the car better and actually make the car quite nimble and give it outstanding handling. I wish they had the front inverted strut like H&R and Bilstein though. They do for other cars but not the Audi B8 A4. These are popular in Europe and are raced with often. Even if I have a ton of heavy stuff in my trunk like tool bags and Jacks and stuff they still support the car like Bilsteins. Also they absorb road imperfections better and actually move and stay in contact with the asphalt better. I actually have a bad taste towards Bilstein and H&R now and still not as tempted to get the H&R RSS clubsports because I heard they are very bouncy at lower, softer settings. The Yellowspeedracing coilovers aren't bouncy at all which shocked me.