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Harry HST Member Since: 09 Feb 2010 Location: Birmingham Posts: 296 |
Would it effect the ride though |
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Tue Jul 20 2010 9:51am |
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Harry HST Member Since: 09 Feb 2010 Location: Birmingham Posts: 296 |
Would the air suspension still work though? |
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Thu Jul 22 2010 9:22am |
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shuzzy Member Since: 02 Aug 2009 Location: West Yorkshire Posts: 143 |
I had the lowering links in my RRS and took them out. The problem I had was when you reduce the height in standard mode you lose access mode ride height. So you will only have 2 ride heights standard and offroad. I just couldn't get the the access height to work. What happended is when you lowered it from standard to access the car thought is was bottoming out and immediately went to offroad height. You can't reduce just one of the ride heights you reduce them all, therefore if you lower it 20mm in standard you also lower the access and offroad height by the same amount. Lowering the access height by any amount will mean the car defaults to offroad height as it thinks it has gone too low (which it has).
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Thu Jul 22 2010 10:21pm |
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Tboner Member Since: 03 Dec 2008 Location: Bucks - UK Posts: 447 |
i agree the most you can really go is 10-15mm so not really worth it , i would rather have comfort than pose value 2014 5.0SC AB
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Thu Jul 22 2010 10:48pm |
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Harry HST Member Since: 09 Feb 2010 Location: Birmingham Posts: 296 |
Would the air suspension still operate? |
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Fri Jul 23 2010 7:42am |
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Tboner Member Since: 03 Dec 2008 Location: Bucks - UK Posts: 447 |
Yes read the read the posts 2014 5.0SC AB
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Fri Jul 23 2010 7:43am |
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Harry HST Member Since: 09 Feb 2010 Location: Birmingham Posts: 296 |
Sorry about that cant pc crashed and pasted the messages twice.
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Fri Jul 23 2010 1:21pm |
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