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Here's mine, just gave it a good wash! I went a little lower on the tanabe . It's not slammed but this is my drive height. I would have never guessed but I don't even need to go into driveways at angles. Rides amazing for the drop.
Man after looking at these I find myself reconsidering keeping the datasystems controller that I'm selling. Arg. Must...stay.... stock... on... daily....driver....
Man after looking at these I find myself reconsidering keeping the datasystems controller that I'm selling. Arg. Must...stay.... stock... on... daily....driver....
Have you tried lowering it first with the rods/sensors Dave?
Mine is a DD also and it's low enough-even have some hard times getting in/out of driveways
Have you tried lowering it first with the rods/sensors Dave?
Mine is a DD also and it's low enough-even have some hard times getting in/out of driveways
Yeah, this thread is turning out pretty good
i drive my car on a daily. is that a bad thing if i drive daily and have it set to 9 in front and 5-6 in rear? thats how i normally drive unless i have a 5 people inside .. ill raise it to 4. front stays on 9 though. should i stop doing this if im driving it daily?
I was wondering why u have the back so much lower than the front.
can u drive the back at a higher level ?
Originally Posted by samplzone
i drive my car on a daily. is that a bad thing if i drive daily and have it set to 9 in front and 5-6 in rear? thats how i normally drive unless i have a 5 people inside .. ill raise it to 4. front stays on 9 though. should i stop doing this if im driving it daily?
i drive my car on a daily. is that a bad thing if i drive daily and have it set to 9 in front and 5-6 in rear? thats how i normally drive unless i have a 5 people inside .. ill raise it to 4. front stays on 9 though. should i stop doing this if im driving it daily?
Sorry, I don't have the datasystem so I wouldn't know.
I was talking about having it lowered through the rods and sensors.
Any of the fellows here know the answer to that?
I usually like the rear to be slightly higher than the front. I hate having a saggy a$$