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06-25-2009, 07:53 PM
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Drives: Black HB Join Date: Oct 2008
Location: AK
Posts: 542
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I want stiffer suspension, not so much lowering.
Sometimes while you are driving down the road in Alaska you are able to let go of the steering wheel and the car will drive itself. Why? The ruts in the road are so deep they keep the wheels going in the right direction. These same ruts, when crossing an intersection, allow for some good air time since you are going at them perpendicularly.
Do they make non-lowering springs? Haha, I kid. But seriously, I just want a suspension that doesn't feel like the car is rolling so much when I take a corner, but I don't want to lower my car so that I drag everywhere (due to the ruts). Any suggestions?
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