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#3
Part of the hopping is to blame on the short wheelbase of the car. The best way I can think to soften the ride is to get the Monroe Sensatracs (in the back, at least).
They ride softer than what you have now.
They ride softer than what you have now.
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Originally Posted by burstaneurysm
Part of the hopping is to blame on the short wheelbase of the car. The best way I can think to soften the ride is to get the Monroe Sensatracs (in the back, at least).
They ride softer than what you have now.
They ride softer than what you have now.
#6
The Tanabe's are great. The Tokico's are a little touchy, and If I'm not mistaken theyre valved agressively on the compression side, and you want them to be agressive on the rebound side to eliminate the bounce. Look into Koni Yellows, a little pricey (about the same as the Tokico's) but an awsome shock.
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