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Thanks for the heads up. But I think any aftermarket lower springs or coilovers won't get you more comfortable ride then the stock(nismo) springs. Those are made to increase the
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Thanks for the heads up. But I think any aftermarket lower springs or coilovers won't get you more comfortable ride then the stock(nismo) springs. Those are made to increase the performence thus will surely lower the ride comfort level.
BC coilovers are very nice but you will get a more stiff ride. I had HKS Hypermax III and had 32 clicks to adjust the stiffness. Still nowhere close to the stock springs. |
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