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Message: <blockquote data-quote="bobtsgt" data-source="post: 418649" data-attributes="member: 10571"><p>well 90/10s refer to the compression/rebound of the strut. The 90/10 makes for better weight transfer at the track. The 70/30 makes for better street handling with better weight transfer then a stock strut. The 50/50 means the rears have an even rebound,compression. With adjustables all the way around you can dial in some of your suspension for the track then put them back to a softer setting for the drive home. 90/10 takes bumps hard. 70/30s take them easier then the 90/10s but still stiffer then stock. Hope it clears up some things.</p></blockquote><p></p>