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I've seen quite a few comments from fellow forum members / reviews / blog sites stating that the NISMO right quality is rather "stiff" & "harsh" I've had my 17
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I've seen quite a few comments from fellow forum members / reviews / blog sites stating that the NISMO right quality is rather "stiff" & "harsh"
I've had my 17 Nismo for about a month now... just hit around 350 miles. crappy weather up here in Boston recently, so haven't been able to drive her as much as i'd like. As far as ride quality.... I think it's great. I love the connection to the road and the stiffness to the suspension. why would someone want to soften it up? I don't get it.... also.... by going aftermarket on suspension.... would this make ride even stiffer??? or softer.... i would assume depending on what you choose for suspension mods.... |
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