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Latio rear always kana kerb?
mindman:
--- Quote from: limcheemeng on June 29, 2009, 11:00:28 PM ---How is your ride with the new coils? Less comfy?
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Hi, ride is ok. Don;t really feel any difference bet hard and soft coil
cheers
jliow:
--- Quote from: Ying on June 22, 2009, 03:53:31 PM ---well, mine already pull out once and the front view looks "lower" than stock.
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Ah mine also kena pull out until side restrainer broken. Spend $50 bucks put in back.
My ride came with body kit, was suspecting it as the cause, my lower front bumpers also have very brutal scratch marks from rubbing curbs while doing 3 pt turn on a slope. but not visible at normal view got to bend down to see it.
My fren suggest to change rim and higher profile tyres to mitigate this prob. Got no spare cash to try, any bros got try this before please share
pizzaboy:
wat i saw is ppl changed coilovers to lowered their cars & upsized their rims with low profile rubbers but not the other way round... haha
rayace168:
--- Quote from: pizzaboy on June 30, 2009, 05:40:46 AM ---wat i saw is ppl changed coilovers to lowered their cars & upsized their rims with low profile rubbers but not the other way round... haha
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Latio is also a family car bro.
Not all go for asthetic looks.
Toalson:
Just change mine rear springs to the latio sport. The rear wheel arc loks higher and it is indeed harder as when i drive my usual which is moderate over the humps at my estate to mscp, my rear actually felt as though I hit something hard, worst off in those shopping centre the rubber type of humps. Heard metal hitting. Heart sunk. But today when back to consult the advisor they reinstall the springs and the same thing is felt.
Only conclusion, I'm driving too fast over the humps and the stock springs are definately design for comfort. Now must go over the humps slower. :glare:
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