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xRHETTx

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Hey,

My new R32 GTSt has an old greddy airinx intake on it and GREX dampening ajustable struts, and im looking for some info on them.

I cant find any info on www.trust-power.com

Is the filter a dry filter or do i have to put oil on it?

With the suspension, I think my tyres are rubbing when i hit big bumps, so id like to stiffen it up. I was told that their on the softest setting, but im not sure. The rears are on 4/8 (on the dial) and on the front the dot is pointing to the 4?

If anyone has experience with these parts or could point me to a website that would be great.

Rhett

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i am pretty sure the trust airinx line of filters are the dry type but dont quote me on it....

as for the suspension, why dont u crank up the dial to see if there is any difference in the ride. i'd assume 8 being the hardest or get gaurds lipped.

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