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which one has a better ride quality? i am currently using neuspeed race, and i want to know are those gonna be more bumpy than neuspeed i am going to lower about 2.5 inch..and i use 14"steelie..the stock LX
i want the front and the back..have no gap.. will the ride be really bumpy...
i want the front and the back..have no gap.. will the ride be really bumpy...
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Rep Power: 0 The rides gunna be bumpy no matter what. I have neuspeed on mine and its only dropped 1 1/4 hardly no gap and its doesnt take small holes and stuff well, i have 16s used to have 17s but the rims cracked. Only way u can stay away from bumpy is exppeeeennnssiivee stuff. Still i bet it would be bumpy.
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Rep Power: 0 Those coilovers will be bumpy unless you use some kind of aftermarket shock. But there
is still a chance that the ride will still be crappy. I was thinking of going with a full coil over
set up when I have the cash instead of my Neuspeed Race's. That way I can slam it and
still adjust the ride. The NEX one looks pretty good.
is still a chance that the ride will still be crappy. I was thinking of going with a full coil over
set up when I have the cash instead of my Neuspeed Race's. That way I can slam it and
still adjust the ride. The NEX one looks pretty good.
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