Ride height
20-05-2005, 04:09 PM
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It all depends on how it drives and what you want it for.
There isnt a set rideheight I would say.
For track you will want it slightly lower than the road and you will want to adjust the dampening to a stiffer setting too.
What set up are you using.?
Coilovers or sports kit?
You need to drive it and feel the difference as you change the settings.
There isnt a set rideheight I would say.
For track you will want it slightly lower than the road and you will want to adjust the dampening to a stiffer setting too.
What set up are you using.?
Coilovers or sports kit?
You need to drive it and feel the difference as you change the settings.
20-05-2005, 04:38 PM
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As a rule of thumb if its a 4x4 you dont want to drop more than 25 mm due to std drive shaft issues if you go too low and with the 2wd maybe a 35-40 mm drop will be suitable on 18's.
Some people slam the 2wd cars but handling will go out the window if it goes too low in my opinion.
Some people slam the 2wd cars but handling will go out the window if it goes too low in my opinion.
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