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03-11-2012, 08:50 PM
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KW V3s or Clubsports depending on what deal you can get.
But end of the day i find that german systems just feel firm and planted while being able to absorb bumps instead of crashing into them.
Sat in a few JDM coilovers and yes they are planted and firm on nice roads, but becoming jarring and dancey when the roads get a little bumpy.
But end of the day i find that german systems just feel firm and planted while being able to absorb bumps instead of crashing into them.
Sat in a few JDM coilovers and yes they are planted and firm on nice roads, but becoming jarring and dancey when the roads get a little bumpy.
03-12-2012, 02:53 AM
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03-29-2012, 09:11 AM
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http://performanceshock.com/koni/koni-circuit
Or you can get the Eibach R2s w/ the ext. res. for under $2200!
http://experformance.net/i-402753.aspx
03-30-2012, 06:54 AM
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KW V3s or Clubsports depending on what deal you can get.
But end of the day i find that german systems just feel firm and planted while being able to absorb bumps instead of crashing into them.
Sat in a few JDM coilovers and yes they are planted and firm on nice roads, but becoming jarring and dancey when the roads get a little bumpy.
But end of the day i find that german systems just feel firm and planted while being able to absorb bumps instead of crashing into them.
Sat in a few JDM coilovers and yes they are planted and firm on nice roads, but becoming jarring and dancey when the roads get a little bumpy.
Sounds like they had a bad set up, you can iron all that out if its not a crappy coliover. Most people where I live don't have a damn clue when it comes to shock setups.
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