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Originally Posted by heeblet
Pardon me if I sound like an idiot.. What does this mean exactly in other terms?
** IMPORTANT: Recommended to code the car's default start at "Eco Individual", "Comfort Individual", or "Sport Individual" where you can set the suspension to start at Sport, otherwise you will go too low when you go into Sport mode with the link adjusted too low at Comfort mode.
Is this just for installation or for long term?
From RG Sport website.
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I'm not sure what all that means, but it does not sound correct.
When you install droplinks, your car will be X amount lower in EVERY setting. You can set it to be a few mm lower, or you can set it to be 2 inches lower.... and everything inbetween.
Whatever you choose (let's say you go exactly 1 inch lower).... then all 5 settings will be exactly 1 inch lower.
It doesn't really matter if you code your car to start in Sport, or just maintain the factory Comfort setting. All 5 settings will be 1 inch lower.
If the setting is too low.... and your suspension bottoms out (you'll know, trust me. The car will ride horribly).... then you can just raise them up a bit. NBD.
I "think" what RG is saying, is that if you "dump" the suspension so that it rides very low in Comfort mode.... then if you ever drop it into Sport, it will bottom out the suspension.
Just make sure that the "lowest" you want to go... is set in sport mode... so your car won't go lower than expected.