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Why not look into getting a cup kit? You'd have the height adjustment of the coilovers with the ability to raise it up for speed bumps and ramps then lower

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Old 12-05-2015, 01:48 AM   #1 (permalink)
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Why not look into getting a cup kit? You'd have the height adjustment of the coilovers with the ability to raise it up for speed bumps and ramps then lower it back down once you're clear.
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Why not look into getting a cup kit? You'd have the height adjustment of the coilovers with the ability to raise it up for speed bumps and ramps then lower it back down once you're clear.
In my ideal setup, I'd have them on my fronts. Gotta consider budget though.
Between comfort, handling performance, and being lower, having a lower ride height is my lowest priority. I'd be ok having it set higher until I move to a city with smoother roads.
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