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Found a solution Thumbs Up
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Bellini wrote:
I believe, from reading a subject a few weeks ago, that 2007-onwards models don't have a 'motorway mode'.

Will stand corrected if wrong.


It's not as obvious. It will hunker down over 100 mph. (According to manual, NOT personal experience!!

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Mine is lowered (as i run 22" wheels & it looks like its on stilts at standard ride hight)... Lowered using the IID tool... On my last three FF's i have lowered them without adverse tyre wear! I get the geometry checked when i fit new tyres anyhow Thumbs Up

Next time you have a FF on a geometry machine, ask the operator to drop the car to access height and see how little the geometry changes!

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RR2008HSE wrote:
Bellini wrote:
I believe, from reading a subject a few weeks ago, that 2007-onwards models don't have a 'motorway mode'.

Will stand corrected if wrong.


It's not as obvious. It will hunker down over 100 mph. (According to manual, NOT personal experience!!


I have noticed on mine that the front lowers or appears to with continued over 100 mph driving I noticed the bonnet reference points had lowered - no faults showing

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I dropped my 2002 model by 20mm using the IID tool over a year ago and can report no problems whatsoever, all tyres wearing evenly and very happy.

I do lock the height if venturing onto fast roads as mine is a 2002 model it drops to motorway height once driven above 60mph for a mile or so, and think that added to the 20mm already lowered that maybe too low for comfort.

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I lowered my 2008 car by 20mm the day I got it, 2 1/2 years later, there's no sign of adverse tyre wear.
And on that topic, I'm still amazed that there seems to be very little tyre wear at all Shocked Thumbs Up Got - 2017 SDV8 Autobiography in Loire Blue
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If you don't have enough tyre wear you obviously don't drive it hard enough guys Twisted Evil Twisted Evil Twisted Evil

Looks like you have your answer, the 20 mm doesn't seem to make a lot of difference according to the gentlemen that have tried and tested it.

As for the highway lowering mode, I also remember it was removed around 2005/2006. The MY 2006 SC has a different suspension set up anyway if I remember correctly. Not sure about the TDV8s though. MY 2010 5.0 SC Galway green and sand interior!!
Have the Faultmate MSV2 Extreme to be tinkering with the settings etc. !!

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Cam-Tech-Craig wrote:
Mine is lowered (as i run 22" wheels & it looks like its on stilts at standard ride hight)... Lowered using the IID tool... On my last three FF's i have lowered them without adverse tyre wear! I get the geometry checked when i fit new tyres anyhow Thumbs Up


Does changing ride height using IID also alter the height when in Tight Tolerance Mode (as it has to be to set alignment, post-06MY)?

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Thanks to all for replies Thumbs Up 20mm drop it is then, anyone want to buy some bricks Whistle

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Trommel wrote:
Cam-Tech-Craig wrote:
Mine is lowered (as i run 22" wheels & it looks like its on stilts at standard ride hight)... Lowered using the IID tool... On my last three FF's i have lowered them without adverse tyre wear! I get the geometry checked when i fit new tyres anyhow Thumbs Up


Does changing ride height using IID also alter the height when in Tight Tolerance Mode (as it has to be to set alignment, post-06MY)?


As far as I'm aware (and Patrick from GAP would be a better person to answer this) tight tolerance is set where the vehicle suspensions height is at time of setting... Thumbs Up

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