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  1. 13-06-2007, 10:09 #1
    matty w
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    Ideal ride hight on valver with coilovers

    any know a good setup on a valver with avo's i've got widetrack so isnt there issues with catching the wings
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  2. 14-06-2007, 23:04 #2
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    anyone?are there any guides on here for coilovers
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  3. 14-06-2007, 23:09 #3
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    just play around with em mate till they dont catch and your happy with the ride height, its all about personal preference tbh when its for road use
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  4. 14-06-2007, 23:18 #4
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    about 30/40mm drop from standard. if there adjustable for damping start off in the middle and go from there
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