Subject	uhhh... sport is supposed to be bouncy.........
Posted by	NVMYZTT on December 20, 2000 at 5:28 PM
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In Reply To	Suspension question - Aftermarket vs. TT Sport posted by drp on December 20, 2000 at 04:15 PM
Message	touring is for cruising around and even some straight line acceleration. The sport mode tightens up the shocks so that the car grips the road better... and that means your going to feel the road more. Sounds like your shocks are just fine. If you want a smooth ride then leave it in touring mode.
Follow Ups	Suspension question - Aftermarket vs. TT Sport - drp 16:15:54 12/20/00 Mabye your cars shocks are just shot? Mine are>>> - Grec (East Bay, CA) 16:19:04 12/20/00 how many miles on your shocks/springs? - genic 16:21:24 12/20/00 I have the same problem with my new shocks (n/m) - CANMANATL 16:36:46 12/20/00 What type of shocks did you go with? - drp 16:42:14 12/20/00 Re: Suspension question - Aftermarket vs. TT Sport - got rice? 16:51:44 12/20/00 uhhh... sport is supposed to be bouncy......... - NVMYZTT 17:28:18 12/20/00 To add.. - Chazz 05:06:28 12/21/00 sport is for the track, not the road. (n/m) - Ric (Halo Z) 17:59:15 12/20/00 About the suspension..... - Zster 19:10:38 12/20/00 my experience...... - WXY 04:07:54 12/21/00 Re: Suspension question - Aftermarket vs. TT Sport - TT_Ahl_Z 08:10:42 12/21/00
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