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  1. 09-20-2011, 10:11 PM #1
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    Talking 2011 Range Rover Sport on 22" STARTECH Wheels & Kahn Lowering Module for L4P Member



    Check out this 2011 Range Rover Sport we completed for L4P Member TahBOSS...

    We did the 22" STARTECH Monostar IV wheels wrapped in 285/35/22 Pirelli Scorpion Zero's. To bring the ride down a bit, we did the Kahn Design Electronic Lowering Module which gave it that perfect stance.

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    looks good...but that Range needs to get the bottom plastic sh*t painted sooooo bad.
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    I think it's perfect!
    I stay reppin the 4MILY .
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    Love the wheels and the drop!
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    Lowering module is a must if you upsize wheels.
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    what are the options in terms of lowering a range rover?

    i heard of something called links? but do you lose the ability to lower and raise the car with the air suspension if you do this?
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    Amazing what wheels/tires & a little drop does for most vehicles





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    yes it is amazing
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    Quote Originally Posted by Slammed View Post
    what are the options in terms of lowering a range rover?

    i heard of something called links? but do you lose the ability to lower and raise the car with the air suspension if you do this?
    links are a ghetto fab way to lower the truck. lowering modules are the only way to go.
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    Quote Originally Posted by ROK View Post
    links are a ghetto fab way to lower the truck. lowering modules are the only way to go.
    with the lowering module, are you still able to raise the car with the air suspension still?
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