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Replacing the original suspension with new Bilstein and H&R (purple) - how low can I realistically go versus the original factory set up and how close to RS settings?
I definitely don't want the SUV ride height I had before...
Depends on the roads you drive?
Is it track use?
You dont want it mega low if driving on poor quality roads, you'll end up slower & probably damaging sumthing.
Replacing the original suspension with new Bilstein and H&R (purple) - how low can I realistically go versus the original factory set up and how close to RS settings?
I definitely don't want the SUV ride height I had before...
Thanks!
no lower than the low end of RS
120mm front
217mm rear
Tj this is mine set to what I think your after & same Bilstein/ HR set up & unless your Walter rohl this will fine...I suppose you could call it a fast road set up if you want to give the set up a name!! Bill verburg may chime in and explaine my set up far better than me!
Not as low on the front as it can go but a happy compromise & if i did go lower i would go the rs front end set up ££££ but as it is it drives like its on rails....
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