blekberg
New LVC Member
I bought a 98 LM8 LSC recently in Chicago (April) to replace my old 98 LM8 LSC and this one's air suspension runs higher and stiffer than others. The suspension seems to operate normally (inflating and deflating on start-up and high speed, quick cornering etc), but the ride height is about 2+" higher than normal). Not sure if it's riding at the max, but the rear end skips excessively over the smallest bump/expansion joint - it rides much better with weight in the trunk, but it runs like a Trans Am - no give in the suspension and pancake flat.
While the car runs like a T/A (3.73, Chip, Cat Back, Ram Air Intake), I need it to be a little more forgiving.
Any ideas? Would it be some kind of release valve, leveler (like on a toilet tank), ride height sensor or what? (And, what are the standard settings for any/all of these??)
This car has 46k on it and is cherry - need a bit of a softer & better handling ride - nothing like running it at 100+ and having it shift side to side on the road.
Thanks for the help!! I REALLY appreciate the assists!! Long live the LM8!!
While the car runs like a T/A (3.73, Chip, Cat Back, Ram Air Intake), I need it to be a little more forgiving.
Any ideas? Would it be some kind of release valve, leveler (like on a toilet tank), ride height sensor or what? (And, what are the standard settings for any/all of these??)
This car has 46k on it and is cherry - need a bit of a softer & better handling ride - nothing like running it at 100+ and having it shift side to side on the road.
Thanks for the help!! I REALLY appreciate the assists!! Long live the LM8!!