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Does the SAS package make interstate driving a issue? Im between a Lux outerbanks without OR without SAS.

It will be a mall crawler so i figure the stock outerbanks wheels would be better but the wife and i both really like
the look of the SAS package and id like to have the 4A for her convenience.
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You can get 4a without sasquatch. That being said, the sasquatch package will drive just fine on the highway.
 

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Sounds like you absolutely do not need Sasquatch.

You can get 4A without and you can pick up a set of Sasquatch take off wheels for cheap.
 

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It might even ride smoother with the Bilstein’s. (Sasquatch shocks)
 

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SAS is great on the highway, highly recommended even if you’re not wheeling everyday
 

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Sasquatch is really good on the highway. Smooth ride and tracks arrow straight, even in a 2 door. Just drop the tire pressure from the recommended (ridiculously high) 39psi to 35psi and you'll be good to go.
 

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Just yesterday I did 500 miles on the interstate in my SAS 4dr 2.3 auto. First long trip I’ve done in it and it’s a bit noisy but road manners were awesome. Drove great. Seats suck but interstate driving is no concern with the SAS package. I averaged 21.3 with a crazy headwind. Not bad.
 

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Seats suck
This is my biggest complaint. Anything over 75 or 80 miles and it starts to get uncomfortable. I need to tilt the seat back a little to get more support under my knees. This is where a six way seat is so much better for me. I hate to put a cushion in my seat, so I will see if I can raise the front about 1/4in or so and see if that helps. A few washers should do the trick.
 

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This is my biggest complaint. Anything over 75 or 80 miles and it starts to get uncomfortable. I need to tilt the seat back a little to get more support under my knees. This is where a six way seat is so much better for me. I hate to put a cushion in my seat, so I will see if I can raise the front about 1/4in or so and see if that helps. A few washers should do the trick.
To each their own. I think the seats are very comfortable.

I'm 6'2" 200 lbs.

I came from a Lexus GX 460 which is extremely comfortable.

I've owned many Volvos, which have the best seats in the industry.
 

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Just did a 1200 mile round trip to see eclipse. Very comfortable.

I promise you, guarantee you, if you think you like/want SAS, get it, you won’t be disappointed.
 

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This is my biggest complaint. Anything over 75 or 80 miles and it starts to get uncomfortable. I need to tilt the seat back a little to get more support under my knees. This is where a six way seat is so much better for me. I hate to put a cushion in my seat, so I will see if I can raise the front about 1/4in or so and see if that helps. A few washers should do the trick.
This works. Did mine, and have forgotten about how flat the bottom seat cushion laid.
 

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This is my biggest complaint. Anything over 75 or 80 miles and it starts to get uncomfortable. I need to tilt the seat back a little to get more support under my knees. This is where a six way seat is so much better for me. I hate to put a cushion in my seat, so I will see if I can raise the front about 1/4in or so and see if that helps. A few washers should do the trick.
Have you tried the seat jackers/washers lifting the front of the seat up fix?
 

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Have you tried the seat jackers/washers lifting the front of the seat up fix?
Not yet. I always forget to fix it while I am at the shop doing routine stuff. I always remember when my back starts to hurt... gotta get it done at home one evening. I just googled seat jackers. Never knew they existed. THANKS!!!!!
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