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05 September 2003, 11:29 AM
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was behind a type r earlier it looked very stiff are they all like that?
also seemed to have more negative camber at rear
also seemed to have more negative camber at rear
05 September 2003, 11:40 AM
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no i wasnt stiff!!
well this thing was bouncing over the bumps like a fooked citreon
well maybe not quite but it was stiff big pipe too
well this thing was bouncing over the bumps like a fooked citreon
well maybe not quite but it was stiff big pipe too
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The Type-R's have got a japanese suspension setup which is harder cos of there glass flat roads so it is a little harder then other scoobys. The P1's had a different setup to cater for our potholes that seem to be everywhere.
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My suspension on my TypeR is deffinetly not stiff.
They are pretty solid compared to a 'normal' car, but its deffinetly not to the point where its dangerous for our rouds, or even uncomfortable.
If I ever considered upgrading, I would be chosing adjustable dampers so I could stiffen it up a little more.
They are pretty solid compared to a 'normal' car, but its deffinetly not to the point where its dangerous for our rouds, or even uncomfortable.
If I ever considered upgrading, I would be chosing adjustable dampers so I could stiffen it up a little more.
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