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Old 03-05-2014, 09:15 PM   #43
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I'm planning on doing the same setup, so I've got a few questions. Which kit for the Raceseng rear plates did you get? KW? RCE? or did you get a custom? How much is the adjustment range compared to stock at the highest and lowest front and rear; -1 to -2 inches?
I forgot which one we went with. Contact @FT-86speedfactory and tell them you want the same set up.

About the drop I believe it gives it an extra 1.5 to 2 inch travel
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Old 03-12-2014, 03:51 AM   #44
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Couldn't you have went with a shorter rear spring to achieve the difference in height?
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Couldn't you have went with a shorter rear spring to achieve the difference in height?
Why and have less actual useable suspension? The way he has done it is 100% best way to have done it IMO. Keep all the travel and allowing the overall car to be lower.
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@h4nh Thanks for making the effort to make this work. I too will be going with the Ohlins coilovers but would have liked a bit more of a drop. Now that won't be an issue. Maybe I'll get to see your car in person one day. Dallas isn't too far away.
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Couldn't you have went with a shorter rear spring to achieve the difference in height?
No you cannot. The height adjustment is the bottom portion of the shock which is maxed out. With the shorter spring, it will compress the shock travel down where you hit the bump stop. It doesn't change the length of the shock itself.
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@h4nh Thanks for making the effort to make this work. I too will be going with the Ohlins coilovers but would have liked a bit more of a drop. Now that won't be an issue. Maybe I'll get to see your car in person one day. Dallas isn't too far away.
Awesome. Glad this helped and if you ever come out here hopefully my car is in one piece. It's usually taken apart half the time lol
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You may have addressed this, but with the thread titled as it is I don't dare check the other pages: why buy Ohlins if you want to lower your car more than the lowest spec provided by the Ohlins coilover?
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You may have addressed this, but with the thread titled as it is I don't dare check the other pages: why buy Ohlins if you want to lower your car more than the lowest spec provided by the Ohlins coilover?
Maybe read original post at the minimum before you chime in. Thx
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Maybe paint your hood before you come to the technical sections, ricer. Thx
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Maybe paint your hood before you come to the technical sections, ricer. Thx
It's in the paint shop. No need for name calling. Learn to read before you post. And go to page 2 to see my other cars before you make a judgement and make yourself look even more stupid.
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Who you calling stupid, tough guy? eh??

Bro. This picture is THE definition of rice. Except it's expensive German rice! Stickers for that hella fast, aww yeah.

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Who you calling stupid, tough guy? eh??

Bro. This picture is THE definition of rice. Except it's expensive German rice! Stickers for that hella fast, aww yeah.



The decals were for a car rally. My m3 has been on several magazines and for Hre wheels ads.

Do you just post to increase your number of posts or do you actually post anything helpful at all?
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I dont know, does having a magazine cover car not make you a ricer? Albeit one with money to throw around
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