YOUR RESEARCHX73 on a Canadian Car
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Does anyone know if the X73 suspension drops a Canadian C4S the same length as it would an American C4S? I ask because I am considering between X73 and PSS9's... I want to keep the parts OEM but if my current car already has ROWM030 and the drop from going to X73 isn't going to be significant, then I might as well go with PSS9's.
I think you get 20mm from the RoW M030, which is pretty significant. I think the X73 will drop you about as low as you can go on a street car, I doubt you will get more drop with the PSS9.
The drop on should be the same as I think the ride heights are North American specs, not specific to Canada or the USA. If I am wrong, I am sure someone will correct me!
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You are correct.
Excellent. thanks for the answers guys.
Question: when people refer to the suspension RoW M030 - does that mean option code 030?
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I don't know the option code, but keep in mind that there are two versions of the M030. The U.S. version is the M030 and the other version is Rest of World (ROW) ROW M030. The U.S. version has a higher ride height and slightly different specs.
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