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Thanks so much for your thoughts! I did some searching and I am very interested in the Invidia Q300 axleback. I'll do more searching, but what are you thoughts on the Invidia vs Joez axleback? I'm doing axleback because I don't want it loud/dronning.
As far as drop goes, I want as close to OEM ride as possible, I just want to minimize the wheel gap. I'll check out your suggestions.
I'll probably go wheels after I drop and throw on exhaust.
As far as drop goes, I want as close to OEM ride as possible, I just want to minimize the wheel gap. I'll check out your suggestions.
I'll probably go wheels after I drop and throw on exhaust.
#17
For sure, I actually got the axle back first to see if I liked the volume/note of the exhaust. I wanted it louder so I got the mid-pipe, then it was perfect, i would not say that it was "super loud" but just louder and more sporty. Best investment on my car for sure I think.
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How to the RSR springs ride comparred to Tanabe?
I know Tanabe is claimed to be within 5%. Can anyone remark on the ride in terms of stock for RSR?
Coils are out because I want to keep the adjustable dampers and I only want a mild drop.
I know Tanabe is claimed to be within 5%. Can anyone remark on the ride in terms of stock for RSR?
Coils are out because I want to keep the adjustable dampers and I only want a mild drop.
#23
When I had the rsr down springs. The ride felt just as good as stock. Some coilovers have adjustable dampers. I switched from springs to rsr blacki coilovers. Very happy with the ride quality after getting my dampers adjusted the way I like it. It is VERY low in the rear. Rsr sporti coilovers probably would have suited me better.
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Here's a picture of the drop.
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