[CaliboyST]

I have a 15' ST that to me seems like it has quite a bit of roll. If I'm driving about 45 mph and I turn the steering well back and forth, the front and rear roll quite a bit. I had a used 15' ST that the front end felt more firm and felt darty. How it is suppose to feel with stock suspension ?

 

[Baxter]

It's probably worth taking a look under the car to make sure everything is tight. Does it make any abnormal noises?

 

[CaliboyST]

No abnormal noises just feels really loose when turning

 

[XRJoe]

Miles on both cars? How were they used/driven previously?

 

[CaliboyST]

Miles on both cars? How were they used/driven previously?

Both cars have about the same mileage on them. Both driven hard. Haven't been about to take the new one to an auto cross event yet.

 

[KlayST]

In addition to what's already been said do both vehicles have the same tires? That could be the possible difference.

 

[wheelhopper]

You didn't specify the mileage. Is it possible your factory struts/shocks are starting to wear out?

Did you get the car new or used?

 

[RR13ST3]

Unless you are road racing, trying to limit roll will just produce crap(ier) ride all the time.

 

[BlackT5]

Check the tire pressure. Being low just a few psi makes a huge difference.

I was bummed my 2015 was starting to feel soft and roll. Checked the pressure and it was down 3 psi. Raised back to where it should be and the car is back to normal.

 

[CaliboyST]

Both cars were at 15,000 miles when I bought them. My first ST had the stock summer tires, my new one has different tires. I keep my tires at 40 psi all the time unless I'm at auto cross.