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Chids34

By Chids34,
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The best thing I had done to my R34 GTT is swaybars. I have 24mm adjustable front and rear, you may not need to go quite that big but definitely what I would be recommended as the first thing to do suspension wise.

Yeah same, except Sydney kid sorted out 27mm fr and 24mm rear for mine.

Have BC's, abuse the shit out of them and have no issues... They were super smooth on the street compared to other cars i have been in when they had the 8/6 spring combo too...

I think its all a matter of opinion, i thought mine were fkd so we put them on a shock dyno and the results were pretty impressive and the adjustments actually did work.

I have stiffer spring rates in mine now and will continue to thrash them until they break! Coilovers are only 1 part of the suspension and even though the BC are cheap, when combined with a decent budget setup they can handle quite well...

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scotty nm35
scotty nm35

Everyone's a critic, until they actually use them, then their input is worth listening to. If you can't set up adjustable suspension you are better off with the Bilsteins.

Ben C34
Ben C34

^^Settle down Bro

75coupe
75coupe

Are you asking for advice or just wanting us to say yes to what you have heard... If you want quality and decent suspension then dont go to pedders and instead get decent gear like bilstein or mca.

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