Looking at the photos in this R&T comparo - http://www.roadandtrack.com/tests/compa ... a/gallery# - It looks to me that the NC2, at least with sport package, may finally have left the 4x4 wannabe fold.
Anybody with direct experience?
NC2 Sport Suspension
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Re: NC2 Sport Suspension
by NicholasJay » February 8th, 2010, 7:25 am
The NC2 is definitely better than the NC1 as far as ride height goes with its retuned suspension, but it is still not that great.
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Re: NC2 Sport Suspension
by skeeler » February 9th, 2010, 1:35 pm
The NC2 Suspension Package seems to be an improvement over the regular NC1 suspension, at least. I compared my NC2 Touring with 1SP to an NC1 GT PRHT auto at my workplace. The difference in height is about 1 inch. Even with 1SP, the car is way too high.
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