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Lowering springs affect the ESC

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Old 11-24-2004, 12:36 PM
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Default Lowering springs affect the ESC

Does anyone know that if by lowering a Magnum with say, Eibach springs, would affect the Electronic Stability Control, or whatever it's called?

I thought maybe this ESC is set for a given ride height and that by lowering the height of the vehicle would create some sort of confusion with the system.

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Default RE: Lowering springs affect the ESC

Lower away, the ESP does not care how low or high the car sits, just that the tires don't slip.
 
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Old 11-24-2004, 02:44 PM
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Default RE: Lowering springs affect the ESC

Not aproblem. ESP and traction control both work of engine/drivetrain info, nothing to do with ride height. I just put the Eibach Pro Kit on my Magnum and no problems. I am running 20's right now, driving like normal and not having any issues with tire rub, bottoming out, or front tire rub when turning sharp. It does make the ride a lot firmer needless to say with the stiffer rate springs, but it feels GOOD!! Lower away and enjoy.
 



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