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  • #16
    Re: Lowering Question

    Originally posted by whitebird steve
    i was not aware that g.m. had lowered the passenger side ride heighth to compensate for driving without passengers. what was that known as? id like to find out more.
    Me too, if anyone knows. I didn't think this was the case at all.
    http://www.cardomain.com/ride/2287597


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    • #17
      Re: Lowering Question

      Well thats just what people have said here on the boards, about the car leaning. Anyways it makes sense since everybodys car leans on here, and even mine leans a little after lowering springs, but its not very noticable.
      2000 v6 a4 Camaro

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      • #18
        Re: Lowering Question

        makes sense, but i've also heard that gm motors put pressure on the passenger side, like when you rev up the motor is sways to the passenger side, so... when driving the car and giving it alot of gas to take off or whatever... pushes on the right springs more than the driver side.
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