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Other than changing springs/shocks,most effective way to "soften" the ride is a change of tires. I previously owned a 350z. I found that the change from OEM Bridestones to Hankook
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Other than changing springs/shocks,most effective way to "soften" the ride is a change of tires. I previously owned a 350z.
I found that the change from OEM Bridestones to Hankook V-12's greatly increased the comfort in the ride along with better handling for a daily driver. And,went from 17's to 19's at that. |
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