Gonna lower the STR soon, anything special needed?
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Gonna lower the STR soon, anything special needed?
I am gonna lower my STR soon once it starts to warm up.....
I know I will need a spring compressor, but anything out the normal taking out/installing the springs I would need or to watch out for.....
Lowered many of cars but these Jaguars seem to be its own beast when working on as in never SIMPLE!
Thanks!
I know I will need a spring compressor, but anything out the normal taking out/installing the springs I would need or to watch out for.....
Lowered many of cars but these Jaguars seem to be its own beast when working on as in never SIMPLE!
Thanks!
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I am gonna lower my STR soon once it starts to warm up.....
I know I will need a spring compressor, but anything out the normal taking out/installing the springs I would need or to watch out for.....
Lowered many of cars but these Jaguars seem to be its own beast when working on as in never SIMPLE!
Thanks!
I know I will need a spring compressor, but anything out the normal taking out/installing the springs I would need or to watch out for.....
Lowered many of cars but these Jaguars seem to be its own beast when working on as in never SIMPLE!
Thanks!
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You must get a four wheel alignment after install. If you purchased the H&R spring set for the STR you will get a dead level stance. The ride will remain pretty much the same but the handling is greatly improved.
The CATS system works perfectly with the H&R spring set. This mod should be the very first thing anyone does to an STR. It is without a doubt the biggest bang for the buck. The car looks better and the handling is what Jaguar should have dialed in.
Now if I could just find a limited slip diff that fits without a whole lot of rich pageantry and folding green.
Good luck...
The CATS system works perfectly with the H&R spring set. This mod should be the very first thing anyone does to an STR. It is without a doubt the biggest bang for the buck. The car looks better and the handling is what Jaguar should have dialed in.
Now if I could just find a limited slip diff that fits without a whole lot of rich pageantry and folding green.
Good luck...
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