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<blockquote data-quote="Crymson" data-source="post: 433829" data-attributes="member: 111"><p>Likely it's on sport spring coz it lowers the car. When you change your absorbers (Bilstein black, also known as B4) you should be able to see some sort of logo on the spring. If you put the sport spring with at least Bilstein B6 or even better B8, it will not be bumpy but firm. </p><p> </p><p>Getting a secondhand standard springs are cheap and cost less than RM300. Keep your sport spring for future use after you change to bigger rim and change to better absorbers.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Crymson, post: 433829, member: 111"] Likely it's on sport spring coz it lowers the car. When you change your absorbers (Bilstein black, also known as B4) you should be able to see some sort of logo on the spring. If you put the sport spring with at least Bilstein B6 or even better B8, it will not be bumpy but firm. Getting a secondhand standard springs are cheap and cost less than RM300. Keep your sport spring for future use after you change to bigger rim and change to better absorbers. [/QUOTE]
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