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Suspension improvements ?
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Argenta
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Suspension improvements ?
I do think it’s the opposite, the oem springs are rock hard. Just changing them for progressive ones make a great improvement.
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mmm-five
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Suspension improvements ?
My thinking was that rock hard OE springs wouldn't let the car roll as they do (and aftermarket springs invariably also lower the car somewhat - so is it the progressiveness or the shortness that removes that roll?) - and the skittish handling was due to having really poor rebound & bounce settings.
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Argenta
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Suspension improvements ?
Yeah the skittish is prob both (below par) shock tech and stiff springs..
I actually don’t think the Z4M rolls that bad but if so the ARB’s could also be to blame.
I actually don’t think the Z4M rolls that bad but if so the ARB’s could also be to blame.