DSC Sport Suspension Module for our cars!

UWU-mancer · Wednesday at 6:58 PM

wontondon said:
How do you think DSC + lowering springs would compare to a coilover system in both daily driving and track use?

If U can correct roll center I think the dsc set up would have great advantages. I guess it’ll depend on the tune?

Victorofhavoc · Wednesday at 8:02 PM

UWU-mancer said:
If U can correct roll center I think the dsc set up would have great advantages. I guess it’ll depend on the tune?

I agree with this. If you could actually change the pickup points on the subframe that would be ideal.

Total honesty, I've ruined several cars by lowering them. While I "felt faster" and initially had a better pace, that was largely due to the improved steering feedback of metal top mounts, at the expense of road harshness and noise of course. In most cases, a quality stock suspension on the right tire will be faster than typical coils. Once you start getting into high end coils and custom valving, the game totally changes. At that point you're spending dozens of hours on track to fine tune and as you improve one thing you hurt another. It's a tedious balancing act. The only real advantages of going lower are the lower center of gravity for turn in and aero over the wheels down the straights. It hurts air evac though, so fender louvres become more important to keep the brakes and tires from overheating.

Separately, I do agree my gti with dcc was sharper on brake and acceleration. I believe the softer under braking initially does allow for more forward weight transfer, more rotation, and more entry bite. The lift on accel isn't as great, I agree. Sure can stuff a lot more tire, though!

UWU-mancer · 2025-12-04T07:07:00-0800

Victorofhavoc said:
I agree with this. If you could actually change the pickup points on the subframe that would be ideal.

Total honesty, I've ruined several cars by lowering them. While I "felt faster" and initially had a better pace, that was largely due to the improved steering feedback of metal top mounts, at the expense of road harshness and noise of course. In most cases, a quality stock suspension on the right tire will be faster than typical coils. Once you start getting into high end coils and custom valving, the game totally changes. At that point you're spending dozens of hours on track to fine tune and as you improve one thing you hurt another. It's a tedious balancing act. The only real advantages of going lower are the lower center of gravity for turn in and aero over the wheels down the straights. It hurts air evac though, so fender louvres become more important to keep the brakes and tires from overheating.

Separately, I do agree my gti with dcc was sharper on brake and acceleration. I believe the softer under braking initially does allow for more forward weight transfer, more rotation, and more entry bite. The lift on accel isn't as great, I agree. Sure can stuff a lot more tire, though!

Don’t feel too bad. I too have ruined many cars with springs

dmd2005 · 2025-12-04T09:26:03-0800

I jumped at Humza’s offer at trying out the SDI E-Click. Was debating between the DSC and the E-Click but after chatting with Humza and how easy it was to switch settings on the SDI I ordered the SDI unit.

Took a little over two hours to install with a friend and was able to mount the pod to the defogger grill. I ordered an extra defogger grill for $12 in case we had to drill into it but was able to transfer and reuse the FL5 mount. The pod is a bit canted at 11:00 towards the driver, but you can unscrew and adjust the pod to be centered.

Haven’t had much seat time yet since I have an appointment for an alignment tomorrow, but the car feels planted and firm on the twisty back roads.

Will report back after the alignment and more seat time.