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attituderacing

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Jan 21, 2007
palmdale, California
hey guys wondering if you have ever lowered 2 1/4 inches with the ground control koni setup is it ok as far as the ride is it bouncy or still firm.
 
One other thing you need to think about when adjusting those coilovers it the desired ride height in terms of performance. While a massive drop can look really cool a drop of more then 1.75 to 2 inches can reduce the performance of your car. You see, shock and struts have an arm that travels up and down in the cylinder and if you have a drop of more then 2 inches that arm doesn't have any room to travel. This can causes massive problems. Trust me, I have been there and you don't what that. According to MACH V a drop of 1.6 inches is preferable. I have found be about right. Koni struts are great, just don't drop too low. Have fun.
 
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