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Mike... How did your ROW030 install go?

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POST 1 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

Have you got the car back? What do you think?

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Hey Loren. Custom Alignment is top notch and installation of Row M030 went without any hitches. In terms of how it feels-let's just say it's not as firm as I would have thought but definitely feel more grain on the road and corners much tighter without as much roll. Well I'm off today to Thunderhill-I'll let you know how it does but at least for now I'm happy with the ROW-not too invasive but does the job : ). Regards. Mike. P.S. Loren-do suspension settle abit after broken in?

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Well... yes and no. I wouldn't say broken in. The shocks, bumpstops etc. will loosen up a little after they have been stressed a few times. But any suspension settling usually takes a couple of years and is measured in millimeters.

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Mike, can you notice the lowered stance? Is it the 20mm front and 10mm rear as advertised? I've always like a lowered stance on cars and wish the ROW 030 would lower the car a bit more.

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John the lowered stance is very subtle. I took pics of before/after and it does have a lowered presence but very subtle. Biggest difference is how it(ROW) behaved on the track and it is significant. I taped all my track seesions at Thunderhill so I have with/without ROW videos and it shows I'm going much faster at speed on the turns( funny/stupid thing when prepeing my car for the track will be on the writeup). I will post another writeup(review) on this board later today but have to say it was worth the price of admission. Regards. Mike

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Mike, Post those videos! Glad you like the ROW 030 on the track, your comments remind me of my own experience at the track with the ROW setup.

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