Rapide lowering springs
Rapide lowering springs
Good morning fellow Rapide owners,
I am contemplating installing lowering springs on my 2010 Rapide, but I can't find any supplier for the 2010 MY.
Has any of you found and installed lowering springs on an early Rapide?
What is your feedback?
Thanks in advance!
I am contemplating installing lowering springs on my 2010 Rapide, but I can't find any supplier for the 2010 MY.
Has any of you found and installed lowering springs on an early Rapide?
What is your feedback?
Thanks in advance!
Your best bet is call Stuart at Velocity and ask if they could do a set. I'd hate to find some sourced ones that say they will work and you end up with a sacked out poor looking ride height issue.
I suspect your best bet is going to be coilovers. They are more expensive than just springs by a good amount, but are a full bolt-in replacement and some even come with a nose-lift feature that is desperately needed on these cars when lowered.
https://shop.redline360.com/products...RoCl2YQAvD_BwE
Coilovers don't work with the OEM adaptive suspension, so you'll need to code it out or install one of the cancellation kits:
https://madnessautoworks.com/start-s...zUYKwn2IUXXkp0
https://shop.redline360.com/products...RoCl2YQAvD_BwE
Coilovers don't work with the OEM adaptive suspension, so you'll need to code it out or install one of the cancellation kits:
https://madnessautoworks.com/start-s...zUYKwn2IUXXkp0
You've seen this thread?: https://www.6speedonline.com/forums/...coilovers.html
Seems brilliant. Keeps your adaptive damping, relatively low cost.
Seems brilliant. Keeps your adaptive damping, relatively low cost.
You've seen this thread?: https://www.6speedonline.com/forums/...coilovers.html
Seems brilliant. Keeps your adaptive damping, relatively low cost.
Seems brilliant. Keeps your adaptive damping, relatively low cost.
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