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Old 08-18-2013, 12:30 PM   #1
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the purpose of the car is for it to be a sleeper. I don't exactly want people to look and instantly know that I'm running an aftermarket suspension set-up.
Not to be a dick but, why bother? It seems asinine to run a fully adjustable suspension setup yet keep it at essentially stock levels. I would have thought a set of high quality shocks/struts with matched springs would have yielded equal handling characteristics at a much cheaper price + plus it's non adjustable so you would be fine free.

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Old 08-18-2013, 06:10 PM   #2
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Not to be a dick but, why bother? It seems asinine to run a fully adjustable suspension setup yet keep it at essentially stock levels. I would have thought a set of high quality shocks/struts with matched springs would have yielded equal handling characteristics at a much cheaper price + plus it's non adjustable so you would be fine free.

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just cuz its at stock height don't mean that its not beneficial. Australia is fucking terrible for modified cars. keeping a car looking stock as possible is the key to not getting pulled over every ten mins.
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Old 08-18-2013, 09:17 PM   #3
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I can see why you would want stock ish ride height and coilovers. You want to look legal, yet you want the stiffness and benefits of coilovers. Plus camber and dampering is adjustable.
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just cuz its at stock height don't mean that its not beneficial. Australia is fucking terrible for modified cars. keeping a car looking stock as possible is the key to not getting pulled over every ten mins.
I get that ride height isn't the only benefit, I was just pointing out a set of K&W v1's or custom valved bilsteins+swifts would yield similar if not superior improvements yet cost a lot less because your not paying for height adjustability. Not that it matters, dude has a bad ass car and his coils/arms are worth more then most zilvia members cars.
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