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Old 04-03-2014, 10:46 AM
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Question for you - with our lovely Winnipeg roads that we have here, I've being wondering about suspension changes for my X. It currently has the sport package, which was great when I was living in BC with their nice smooth roads, but I'm finding it pretty harsh on these roads. When you switched from the OE setup to bags, did you notice an improvement in the X's ability to soak up bumps?

I'm thinking it you have the bags inflated to a happy medium ride height - not so low that you have no travel and not too high that they are infalted to a high PSI - that it might be nicer then the ride I currently have...I could be way off base, I have no experience with bagged rides.

Maybe once we both have our summer wheels on, we could do a little back-to-back road tests between the two to compare? might be interesting

Thanks!
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