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Didn't fix it, tried all settings multiple times. It just makes it stiffer but does nothing for the bounce.Comment
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Pretty sure Scoob vs M3 shouldn't matter, the effective spring rate on the scoob is the same. I'm thinking external factors like tires/pressures, dead bushings, possibly nitrogen charge in the shocks themselves. I'm hoping it's not the shocks.
Didn't fix it, tried all settings multiple times. It just makes it stiffer but does nothing for the bounce.
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Process of elimination's fun.Comment
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No, that is fixed with changing damper settings. My issue (I'll take you for a ride if you want) is that the car is quite literally bouncing down the road and that the shocks aren't controlling it. Car feels like a pogo stick driving down a pretty flat road (like Folsom). It doesn't feel underdamped like an old Caddy or Suburban, it feels bouncy.Comment
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/late to party....
Gavin, do you still do glass?
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Originally posted by DTM190"fuck the kangaroo dude, his toilet water swirls the wrong way anyway, plus i never liked crocodile dundee or Steve Irwin and vegemite tastes like shit"Comment
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Random Question
Can I just use some silicon to seal a diff back up or do I need to get a gasket?
http://www.turnermotorsport.com/show...ver-gasket-e30
Shipping is 3x the price of the product. That is stupid.
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In reference to david's hopping subaru dilemma, I would have to say that the pogo-stick is a pretty accurate description of what the car feels like.89 325i (Sold)
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