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Stock ride height coilovers?

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It's my daily driver and with garbage streets, steep driveway aprons, and all the other disadvantages of living in an urban setting, I don't want to go lower.

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Use coilovers is being able

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the whole Idea of using coilovers is being able to adjust them where you want

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Suggestion · Original poster

It's my daily driver and with garbage streets, steep driveway aprons, and all the other disadvantages of living in an urban setting, I don't want to go lower.

Stock ride height coilovers?

Use coilovers is being able

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the whole Idea of using coilovers is being able to adjust them where you want

Stock ride height coilovers?
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POST 1 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

2006 Carrera S. Looking for coilovers that maintain the stock ride height and PASM. Everything I find lowers the ride height, I don't want that. It's my daily driver and with garbage streets, steep driveway aprons, and all the other disadvantages of living in an urban setting, I don't want to go lower. ​​​​​​​Do stock ride height coilovers exist or am I searching for a unicorn?

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you buy good coilovers upgrade to stiffer spring rates the whole Idea of using coilovers is being able to adjust them where you want If you want , I can help, I like figuring these out.... just did this to my DD lexus last spring pm me

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