YOUR RESEARCHHas anyone swapped turbo shocks and springs on a 4s
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I hear the spring rates are slightly different to support the extra 200lbs in the back, not sure how that will work out in terms of ride height- any ideas/ experience ? It seems that super low mileage suspensions sets are mostly off of turbo cars; I'm wondering if i should toss them on as a budget upgrade.
The difference between the TT and C4S are the spring rates on the rear (stick with you have), and the sway bars. A budget suspension upgrade would be sway bars and RS motor mounts.
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Heh my car has 110K on it, pretty sure new shocks, mounts and possibly springs would be more in the "upgrade" (really meaning refresh) department.
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