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Originally Posted by BadazzSi
hey how does it feel on the rode now, with the coilovers
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Strong, but not bouncy (I've got the B&G's dialed in at 12 clicks from soft, if I remember correctly) unless I hit a sloping bump in the road like a couple of places on my commute... Hitting potholes is painful, made even more painful by the fact that my ball bearing collar on the driver's side front assembly is now shot and cracked because of pot-holes. Buying one today and installing it...when it's not raining and freezing!
Otherwise, it handles very very well. No regrets, but if I did it all over again, I'd buy a set of Skunk2 lowering springs and just slap 'em on the stock struts, and replace them with Tokico's when they blew. There's no need to have an adjustable setup on the street, and my envisioned ideas of going to a track are laid by the way side because of lack of time in my life.