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you sound like my boys all their whips are lowered and they look tight but their car runs like my old BMW ran once i lowered it too rough one of the reasons i bought a gs was for the sport but the comfort aswell i never asked anyone on the forum how their cars ran after being lowered comfortwise so why dont you let me know
I think they run fine, they feel even more sporty than with the stock suspension. Besides, with 18s you won't get that rough ride like with 20s. You don't have to go that low, but you should lower the car some, DFs would make the car look great if you don't want to spend money on coils.
I think they run fine, they feel even more sporty than with the stock suspension. Besides, with 18s you won't get that rough ride like with 20s. You don't have to go that low, but you should lower the car some, DFs would make the car look great if you don't want to spend money on coils.
Agreed, DF210's for a great price would make it the look, AWESOME, and ride, DESCENT, in comfort!
I think they run fine, they feel even more sporty than with the stock suspension. Besides, with 18s you won't get that rough ride like with 20s. You don't have to go that low, but you should lower the car some, DFs would make the car look great if you don't want to spend money on coils.
thanks help me out with a link because im not hip to those i may just take your advice then no more gappage depending on the ride (comfort wise) becuase if i lower i would change springs
well, i went from the 18" american racing casinos with falken azenis to my 20" exe konvex wheels with dunlop sportmaxx. with stock suspension there wasn't much difference at all. then i got the kyb and eibachs and it was softer than stock and smooth. now i am on the k-sport coilovers and it is bumpy on the hardest setting so i don't scrub. it isn't very comfortable
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