The Impact of Modifying Coilover Suspension

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Modifying coilover suspension has several impacts: 1. Inconsistent height: One of the major advantages of coilover suspension is the ability to freely adjust the height and stiffness of the suspension. For professional racing teams, the height of each of the four shocks is repeatedly tested and calculated, and adjusted according to the characteristics of the track. However, for ordinary modification enthusiasts, arbitrarily altering the consistency of the four suspensions can backfire, not only affecting the vehicle's chassis but also posing safety hazards while driving. 2. Excessive lowering: Due to the excellent adjustability of coilover suspension, if car owners blindly pursue a lower stance and set the suspension height too low, the chassis is highly likely to scrape the ground during driving, causing damage. 3. Overly soft suspension: Some car owners, in pursuit of comfort, set the damping of the coilover suspension too low. This can lead to instability in the vehicle's center of gravity at high speeds and a significant risk of rollover during emergency maneuvers.