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Thread: Struts and shocks

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03-30-2002, 11:08 AM

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anyways, you can ask shaun here about the feel of my ride, he tends to like it alot.

hello!! yea, i sat in andrew's car as he was driving and i took it for a spin too. i love the setup he has. very little lean, and at the same time, the ride is firm. its not bouncy, its just firm. predictable handling and very nice response. i was super surprised to find out that his springs were progressive. cos i've had experience with progressive springs on and SiR and it just made it worse..

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