05' Suspension Update
For those who have 2005's I would be curious to know what they think of it and the different suspension setup.
I assume that they have softened up the ride in the car.
Thanks
I assume that they have softened up the ride in the car.
Thanks
Originally posted by DropTop430
For those who have 2005's I would be curious to know what they think of it and the different suspension setup.
I assume that they have softened up the ride in the car.
Thanks
For those who have 2005's I would be curious to know what they think of it and the different suspension setup.
I assume that they have softened up the ride in the car.
Thanks
and what exactly is the difference again?
Shocks is all you need for a better ride. I'm sure shocks would improve the ride ten times bettter than non-runflat tires, and that's the reason I'm also waiting on input on the '05 setup rather than give up the piece of mind of runflats.
If I don't hear some useful remarks here, I might start looking for aftermarket adjustable shocks, which can't be that expensive (cheaper than new tires, for sure). Haven't scrutinize the car about this issue, but a shock change shouldn't be too hard to perform.
Keep the comments coming, and have a great weekend.
JC
If I don't hear some useful remarks here, I might start looking for aftermarket adjustable shocks, which can't be that expensive (cheaper than new tires, for sure). Haven't scrutinize the car about this issue, but a shock change shouldn't be too hard to perform.
Keep the comments coming, and have a great weekend.
JC
Originally posted by Traturn
Springs & shocks have new part-numbers for '05 MY
Swaybar's & suspension components do not.
Springs & shocks have new part-numbers for '05 MY
Swaybar's & suspension components do not.
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