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The Problem with Tien's is travel, they are made for the Roads and Tracks of where they originate from which tend to be smoother than glass most of the time so Tien can get away with having only a half inch or so of travel before they start getting into the bump stop....not the same story here in the USA There are plenty of coilovers out there that will allow you to lower the car a bunch without compromising ride quality too much...they just usually are not very cheap. As most people mentioned above your best option is to raise the car up.
Hope that helps.
Alright thanks, Thats kinda what I figured but I did not know if anyone came up with any tricks. I just love the look of my car sitting on the ground too much to lift it up. The only time it is really bad is when hit a rough over pass at 120 and the back tires come off the ground hahaha
Alright thanks, Thats kinda what I figured but I did not know if anyone came up with any tricks. I just love the look of my car sitting on the ground too much to lift it up. The only time it is really bad is when hit a rough over pass at 120 and the back tires come off the ground hahaha
HAHA well I'd leave it low if that is the only problem you are having. I could never raise mine back up....it just looks too good.