Subject	Actually, I described it incorrectly. It is not bottoming
Posted by	zQuikonE on May 01, 2012 at 1:22 PM
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In Reply To	Re: Is it still lifted up in that first pic? It looks very high. posted by njz on May 01, 2012 at 01:07 PM
Message	out and just rubs the tires in the rear but my tire/wheel setup is slightly taller than stock and my car is no where near slammed. So I'm thinking the springs are too soft when I hit a big bump. We pretty much have the same setup and 2+2's so I'm wondering if your rear toe rods is the difference between your car feeling harsh and mine feeling pretty smooth overall. I know for sure most of the harshness I feel is from the rear of the car. I don't notice too much from the front at all.
Follow Ups	UPdate -Time to soften the ride a bit - njz 10:49:04 05/01/12 Is it still lifted up in that first pic? It looks very high. - zQuikonE 12:30:05 05/01/12 Yes. (n/m) - njz 12:58:59 05/01/12 Re: Is it still lifted up in that first pic? It looks very high. - njz 13:07:12 05/01/12 Actually, I described it incorrectly. It is not bottoming - zQuikonE 13:22:01 05/01/12 Re: Actually, I described it incorrectly. It is not bottoming - njz 13:52:45 05/01/12
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