lowering spring
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lowering spring
Hi i like to find out what is the best lowering spring that will lower my s2000 one inch and to keep the same ride but DON'T WANT TO GIVE UP STOCK RIDE COMFORT
THANKS FOR ANY INFO BERT
THANKS FOR ANY INFO BERT
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I have Espelir ASD on stock shocks. I love them for how I use the car, but I do not drive my car but 3,000 miles a year. They drop the car just over an inch and give the car the look it should have had leaving the factory. They ride slightly firmer than stock, but not rough, and I really have been happy with how close to stock ride quality is.
I also have a more-aggressive than stock alignment, AP2v1 wheels, and 225F/255R Dunlop Star Specs to help counter the minor loss in suspension performance that results from mating a spring and shock together that weren't necessarily engineered to work as one.
On AP2 wheels, but old tires. The new tires really make the stance better.
On stock wheels.
I also have a more-aggressive than stock alignment, AP2v1 wheels, and 225F/255R Dunlop Star Specs to help counter the minor loss in suspension performance that results from mating a spring and shock together that weren't necessarily engineered to work as one.
On AP2 wheels, but old tires. The new tires really make the stance better.
On stock wheels.
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I have Espelir ASD on stock shocks. I love them for how I use the car, but I do not drive my car but 3,000 miles a year. They drop the car just over an inch and give the car the look it should have had leaving the factory. They ride slightly firmer than stock, but not rough, and I really have been happy with how close to stock ride quality is.
I also have a more-aggressive than stock alignment, AP2v1 wheels, and 225F/255R Dunlop Star Specs to help counter the minor loss in suspension performance that results from mating a spring and shock together that weren't necessarily engineered to work as one.
On AP2 wheels, but old tires. The new tires really make the stance better.
On stock wheels.
I also have a more-aggressive than stock alignment, AP2v1 wheels, and 225F/255R Dunlop Star Specs to help counter the minor loss in suspension performance that results from mating a spring and shock together that weren't necessarily engineered to work as one.
On AP2 wheels, but old tires. The new tires really make the stance better.
On stock wheels.
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Originally Posted by FearlessFife' timestamp='1318102661' post='21052152
I have Espelir ASD on stock shocks. I love them for how I use the car, but I do not drive my car but 3,000 miles a year. They drop the car just over an inch and give the car the look it should have had leaving the factory. They ride slightly firmer than stock, but not rough, and I really have been happy with how close to stock ride quality is.
I also have a more-aggressive than stock alignment, AP2v1 wheels, and 225F/255R Dunlop Star Specs to help counter the minor loss in suspension performance that results from mating a spring and shock together that weren't necessarily engineered to work as one.
On AP2 wheels, but old tires. The new tires really make the stance better.
On stock wheels.
I also have a more-aggressive than stock alignment, AP2v1 wheels, and 225F/255R Dunlop Star Specs to help counter the minor loss in suspension performance that results from mating a spring and shock together that weren't necessarily engineered to work as one.
On AP2 wheels, but old tires. The new tires really make the stance better.
On stock wheels.
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