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> 07 - Outlander Lowering Kit, Springs
Bobfar
post Sep 20 2012, 12:30 PM
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I cannot recommend more highly the H&R spring s for the 07- Outlander. WHAT A DIFFERENCE!
To me the most annoying part of driving the Outlander was the soft initial spring rate. So soft is it that a lane change brings about a body lean - not a lot but enough to annoy me and most passengers - bobble heading.
Well installing the H&R's solved that - and without and appreciable loss of ride comfort - in fact the ride in every day driving - much better. Pot holes - yes you feel them more. Yes you lose some clearance - 1.5" - but these wagons are not geared for off roading anyway.
Highway handling is much improved and cornering is much more predictable - in short - if you are keeping your Outlander for any length of time - get a set of H&R springs - you wont regret it - and neither will your passengers. (IMG:style_emoticons/default/smile.gif)
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post Sep 20 2012, 01:54 PM
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