Subject	Depends upon your spring choice. I had mine on the lowest
Posted by	SeedyROM (ZCON 2K4!) on December 08, 2003 at 10:44 PM
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In Reply To	What's a good setting on KYB AGX for daily driving? posted by Keros on December 08, 2003 at 10:41 PM
Message	setting most of the time because I had chosen Eibach ERS Racing springs with my Ground Control coilovers. As such, it was quite stiff even on the lowest setting. Now, with stock springs or just .8" Eibacks, you'd probably want 2 in the front and 3-4 in the back. You'll just need feel it and see what you can live with. Also, thinner sidewalls (i.e. bigger rims) will make it feel even more harsh, adjusting your final call. My 300Zs: www.zheaven.com - Have a question about either of my 300ZXs? Answers lie within. Admin: www.350ZForum.com - Your source for the lastest info on the new Nissan 350Z! Writer: www.SportZMagazine.com - Nothing but Z cars from cover to cover! Subscribe today! Moderator: www.TwinTurbo.net - Hands down, the best site for 90-96 Z car info and discussion!
Follow Ups	What's a good setting on KYB AGX for daily driving? - Keros 22:41:07 12/08/03 1 is the softest setting. (n/m) - Guapo 22:43:51 12/08/03 Depends upon your spring choice. I had mine on the lowest - SeedyROM (ZCON 2K4!) 22:44:56 12/08/03 I usually run 1 front, and 2 or 3 rear (n/m) - boileralum 22:45:03 12/08/03 KYB Question >> - AEFL92 23:07:44 12/08/03 no (n/m) - Guapo 23:21:15 12/08/03 Softer than "Sport", but still stiffer than "Touring" (n/m) - boileralum 23:33:59 12/08/03 what are the best/avg. settings for aggressive driving? (n/m) - Rbadger 00:27:37 12/09/03
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