to drop or not to drop
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hey guys n gals
been pondering wheather or not to actually drop the 5 i know the suspension is already uprated and lowered on the sport but i just feel that it could sit a bit lower especially from the rear i dont know
what do you all think
i have been pushing the car lately and feel that it lets go to quickly but that could also be the tyres as i am running the runflats on the 172's 19''
help plz
been pondering wheather or not to actually drop the 5 i know the suspension is already uprated and lowered on the sport but i just feel that it could sit a bit lower especially from the rear i dont know
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what do you all think
i have been pushing the car lately and feel that it lets go to quickly but that could also be the tyres as i am running the runflats on the 172's 19''
help plz
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The original Sports suspension gives good comfort.
If you are ready to give that up, then go ahead and lower it.
Also the risk of hitting the bottom of the chassis in speedbumps etc.
grows largely if you lower it further.
I wouldn't.
If you are ready to give that up, then go ahead and lower it.
Also the risk of hitting the bottom of the chassis in speedbumps etc.
grows largely if you lower it further.
I wouldn't.
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Originally Posted by Ricracing' post='265856' date='Apr 7 2006, 03:31 PM
The original Sports suspension gives good comfort.
If you are ready to give that up, then go ahead and lower it.
Also the risk of hitting the bottom of the chassis in speedbumps etc.
grows largely if you lower it further.
I wouldn't.
If you are ready to give that up, then go ahead and lower it.
Also the risk of hitting the bottom of the chassis in speedbumps etc.
grows largely if you lower it further.
I wouldn't.
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Originally Posted by DON -V-' post='265815' date='Apr 7 2006, 09:09 AM
hey guys n gals
been pondering wheather or not to actually drop the 5 i know the suspension is already uprated and lowered on the sport but i just feel that it could sit a bit lower especially from the rear i dont know
what do you all think
i have been pushing the car lately and feel that it lets go to quickly but that could also be the tyres as i am running the runflats on the 172's 19''
help plz
been pondering wheather or not to actually drop the 5 i know the suspension is already uprated and lowered on the sport but i just feel that it could sit a bit lower especially from the rear i dont know
![Think](https://5series.net/forums/images/smilies/imported/think.gif)
what do you all think
i have been pushing the car lately and feel that it lets go to quickly but that could also be the tyres as i am running the runflats on the 172's 19''
help plz
I had a sport coupe and it ground out quite often.
How do you feel about just dumping the runflats - I reckon a nice new set of tyres would help... look at gizze's post:
http://forums.e60.net/index.php?showtopic=24265&hl=
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