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As a passenger in UV's beastie I have to say his ride on Rook shox is perfect. It's not harsh or juddery at all - just perfectly firm and quite comfy - ooo err missus.
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POST 2Original post
Tad busy at the mo. will post more details later. Personal I think it's great. Very forgiving over the ruff stuff, and very responsive round the tight stuff. Most people I spoke to before and after having it done rated it as the best after market setup, although it was more expensive than the other options. Biggest difference I noticed was how it seemed to lead you into corners with increasing confidence. If you're in the area I could take you for a spin.
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Also as a passenger I can confirm it's only his driving that's harsh and juddery
POST 4Original post
Cheeky monkey
POST 5Original post
The truth hurts sometimes!
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Anyway UV, how's the new job going? By your lack of postings I guess they're making you actually do some work? Makes a change from your normal high life of hookers and cocaine in the city!!
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I think those last comments were uncalled for. I haven't done coke in ages Anyway the hookers are too busy dancing for RoadRunner to pay me any attention.... Job is cool, if not a bit like hard work
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Now I have time but i'm fuickefd, too muich coke
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Ohhhh ****, now the hookers have arrived......
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Talking of which, I stumbled upon a new place last night. It's opposite where city bmw used to be in St Pauls street, very close to liverpool st station - handy for you city types. 20 quid a dance in a private room. I have it on good authority that half the girls are up for major extras too. Ahem.
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James, I'm planning on installing the Roock suspension on my 996 C4 (JZ Machtech). Saw your earlier posts, but now you've had the car a while, what do you think? Is the ride too harsh for UK roads? JZ has offered an alternative to the Roock kit - H&R lowering springs, with Porsche OEM sports shocks. Your (or anyone else's) advice much appreciated!
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