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If your happy mate then thats all that matters.
Everyone is different, what one person loves driving another person doesnt.
For me the sportlines ARB set up is great on our s**t roads.
If you drove a country lane on different set ups back to back then all would become clear.
From my experience coilovers takes the fun out of 1*2's.. Having said that ive never driven KW / AST etc.
All IMO of course.
I know what your saying mate.
I had the vmaxx coilovers for a while, they werent crashy but i didnt like the handling at all.
To go better than sportlines you've got to spend £1500 on coilovers, stupid imo.
I agree. My Gaz were harsh, but they did 40k pretty low and i didnt have any problems. Handled better than Vmaxx too, and thats an unbiased view as ive had both and im no longer on either.
Ive had vmaxx and gaz so il throw in my 2p worth.
Vmaxx - fairly comfortable for road use, Go as low as you could want. Handling wise they were'nt great, struggle to cope down bumpy country roads almost like theyre under damped.
Gaz - quite a harsh ride but unlike vmaxx they're damping...
Ive driven k-tec coilovers (boosh's) and tbh they didnt feel too crashy.
Ive just gone back to sportlines after 3 years on coilovers and its the best thing ive done tbh.
I understand that, nsf + osr, osf +nsr.
How come my Gaz were uneven, alot worse than the op, yet the vmaxx bang on to the mm?
So its a normal occurence being that different side to side?