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Old 09-21-2007, 10:07 AM   #32 (permalink)
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I'm curious what you guys recommend as far as ride heights adjustments when using coilovers...my KW V3s are due to arrive in a week and should have plenty of time to have them installed before the next event but it seems that most people who install coilovers also immediately drop the ride height a bit.

Assuming the bump and rebound of the coilovers are properly set up and corner balanced, are there any additional, tangible handling benefits to be had form lowering the car and if so, what do you guys recommend?

If it's just a looks thing then I'll probably stay at the stock ride height
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