Subject	it's a sports car, not a luxury sedan. You should expect
Posted by	spyhunterTT(nj) on October 30, 2006 at 12:56 PM
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In Reply To	Re: I disagree, it's the shocks posted by waveridr on October 30, 2006 at 12:40 PM
Message	to feel at least some of the bumps. Your old shocks were probably shot and thus had a softer ride. I'm willing to bet new oem shocks would be pretty damn close to the agx's on the softest settings. Alex bork bork bork! Zengineer - ""...300zx is arguably the best, and has been almost universally admired by designers for its refinement, elegant surface development and painstaking detail design; and to think that some teenager will slap on a $150 Veilside front bumper on it 10 years from now is nauseating"
Follow Ups	Suspension question - waveridr 11:53:04 10/30/06 It's the springs that are causing the harsh ride. (n/m) - Rodger 12:20:45 10/30/06 I disagree, it's the shocks - spyhunterTT(nj) 12:26:09 10/30/06 2nd - 92naz32 12:39:11 10/30/06 Re: I disagree, it's the shocks - waveridr 12:40:38 10/30/06 it's a sports car, not a luxury sedan. You should expect - spyhunterTT(nj) 12:56:13 10/30/06 New oem shocks/struts ride very harsh; - escturbo 15:18:13 10/30/06 Just curious... - AbsolutZ (OH) 13:50:55 10/30/06 Sell the Z and buy a Cadillac. (n/m) - ENVYMYZ 12:37:32 10/30/06 Re: Sell the Z and buy a Cadillac. - waveridr 12:41:53 10/30/06 stock shocks would definitely help - komplexZTT 13:08:56 10/30/06 I concur (n/m) - sfpearl300zTT 13:52:37 10/30/06 Re: Suspension question - yellow90z32 13:55:02 10/30/06 consider setting your shocks to go a little stiffer - Technomancer 14:00:45 10/30/06
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