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Old 12-29-2007, 07:11 PM   #3
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Originally Posted by LoveBunny
Perhaps the tires were more inflated and that was why the ride was more jarring? Just a guess though. I was also told that if the car had been sitting for a while the tires can flatten out and it will ride more rough at first.

That sounds likely. Tire pressure really makes a huge difference. I just dropped my pressures two pounds front and rear and it's noticeable.

I would have guessed that the 987 with 17's would have a smoother ride since the side walls on the tires look so tall in all of the photos.
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