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Old 03-28-2013, 10:11 AM
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Twins, would this process work well for me if I wanted to lower my X say 10-15mm? I know starting values are 707 and 709 on the ride heights with 20" wheels.

Reasoning is that I know my air suspension was calibrated before I bought the car with ride heights for 18" wheels, I am going to get it recalibrated to correct ride heights and may want to drop 10mm in the process

In that case I could program 717 and 719 mm right?
Yes, you could. If you mess up you can always do the measuring part and compensate. I should update that DIY with a note to only ignore measuring if you are positive that you have the default ride height - or else it won't be correct.

Also, with the GT1 you can accomplish the same thing more ways than one. For example, I think its in the Service Menu, you can manually adjust each corner manually. I forgot the exact distance but I think its 5mm.
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