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#16
Racer
Count me as a vote for BC Racing, they've served me well for more than two years now of DD and spirited mountain driving. They were easy to install, easy to adjust, and they perform well for my needs given that mine is a base Carrera 4 and I don't have PASM functionality and the ability to easily add a DSC controller.
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Meraki Autoworks (09-07-2023)
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#19
Pro
I bought BC’s for the .2 great suspension for the money AND they’re rebuildable…owned JRZ’s, PSS9’s and they’re a little better but twice/three times the price better? No…. If you want to super improve the BC’s, get the swift springs and they are as good as the spendy models…
H&R use koni’s in a lot of their parts… not a bad thing tho…
BC’s for the street I run them all on the softest setting and they’re great and absorb bumps awesome.. for road courses usually 5-8 clicks.:. I hate too stiff
H&R use koni’s in a lot of their parts… not a bad thing tho…
BC’s for the street I run them all on the softest setting and they’re great and absorb bumps awesome.. for road courses usually 5-8 clicks.:. I hate too stiff
Last edited by GT3twenty10; 09-08-2023 at 07:02 AM.
#22
Pro
Continue from above:
BC adjustment dial failure. According to BC the insert has to be replaced because since following their instruction to taking that out to tighten the top bolt and reassembling it again the dial will not turn…. That was their fix ….
well mine was putting a small plyers on the (thank Godd) metal dial… little tiny twist and we’re good to go!! ***** ya!!
BC adjustment dial failure. According to BC the insert has to be replaced because since following their instruction to taking that out to tighten the top bolt and reassembling it again the dial will not turn…. That was their fix ….
well mine was putting a small plyers on the (thank Godd) metal dial… little tiny twist and we’re good to go!! ***** ya!!
Last edited by GT3twenty10; 09-11-2023 at 07:43 PM.