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Old 05-13-2014, 04:52 PM   #12
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Originally Posted by ddeflyer View Post
Ok, that is awesome, I like broad improvements!

So how much does re-valving typically cost?

Also, what is usually the best approach for ride height? I don't really have a preference one way or another but I assume there are trade offs to stock and lowered heights, right?
Typically 150-175 per damper + parts (oil, shims, seals, etc.) + shipping if applicable

Stock height = least droop, most compression travel; lowered = more droop, less compression.

Based on your needs and chosen spring rates, we typically recommend a good compromise between suspension travel and geometry. Most cars do well with a small drop combined with higher spring rates.

We currently sit at about a 1.4" drop, but run higher spring rates than most.
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