What is the significance of lowering to European specs
#18
Addict
I've had my car at several heights over the last number of years. Had it way too low, below euro, and couldn't wait to crank it back up. Euro is about right. Excessive rear camber and rear toe angles is where you can really screw up a ride quality. You can not go wrong with euro ride settings.
#19
Rennlist Member
Thanks for the info and inputs...I've asked for stock shocks though my window sticker says my car had an option of "Sport Shock Absorbers."
Only concern I have is when I return to the US in a few years will I have a problem with US Customs re-importing the car? Probably not as it will be 30 years old then.
Only concern I have is when I return to the US in a few years will I have a problem with US Customs re-importing the car? Probably not as it will be 30 years old then.
#21
Rennlist Member
Yes, I meant I wanted the stock shocks for my car which were Sport Shocks...
#24
Drifting
Mine is euro spec as well, to compliment all the suspension improvements and aesthetically pleasing as well, as you can see in my sig pic.
#27
Rennlist Member
Mine is supposed to be Euro height. However I feel the front is "slammed" lower? It does handle well tho, and begs for fast corners. And it sure looks aggressive.
#28
Drifting