I don’t know if it is of an importance but I noticed that when I turn on the engine and at the same time pressing the brake pedal it will prevent the rear suspension to rise only when I release the brake pedal it will rise to the normal riding height. Is this normal or pressing the brake pedal shouldn’t affect the rising of the rear suspension.
Thanks
Zohar
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Thats normal, as the car rises the rear wheels turn, so if you stop them turning by applying the brakes then the car can't rise.
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