Ground Control & Stock Shocks
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Ground Control & Stock Shocks
I did a search and didn't find one of the many GC threads that answered my question.
I'm thinking about purchasing some ground control coilovers, at this time I don't have enough for shocks to accompany them. My question is, how well would the GC's operate on my stock shocks (I want to lower the car obviously) Is this a good idea or will I blow my shocks soon as I pull out the driveway.
FYI: I'd prob drive GC stock shocks for a 2-3 months before purchasing the shocks.
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I'm thinking about purchasing some ground control coilovers, at this time I don't have enough for shocks to accompany them. My question is, how well would the GC's operate on my stock shocks (I want to lower the car obviously) Is this a good idea or will I blow my shocks soon as I pull out the driveway.
FYI: I'd prob drive GC stock shocks for a 2-3 months before purchasing the shocks.
Thanks in advance.
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Re: Ground Control & Stock Shocks (BlueIntegraBoy)
133xxx on the stock suspension.
It's a DD and I don't drive crazy. Only thing that worries me is the roads around here aren't in any type of prestien condition.
Modified by peAches yO at 2:45 AM 10/16/2007
It's a DD and I don't drive crazy. Only thing that worries me is the roads around here aren't in any type of prestien condition.
Modified by peAches yO at 2:45 AM 10/16/2007
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Re: Ground Control & Stock Shocks (peAches yO)
Also, If anyone has any other suggestions on a valuable way to lower my car (cheaper than $650 full coilovers) let me know. I'm just gonna be driving it DD but I want it pretty low and still retain some quality in the drive (not bouncy). The GC just seemed like a good idea cause I could upgrade it later with the shocks and have a real quality ride.
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Re: Ground Control & Stock Shocks (peAches yO)
i have GC on my 99 sedan with stock shocks. rides pretty stiff for being stock shocks. wayy stiffer and better then my skunk2/stock shocks, blues/H&R sports springs...
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Re: Ground Control & Stock Shocks (VRD^sam)
Have a friend with an EG hatchback that's been using GC coilovers on stock shocks for over 3 years. None have blown yet, ride is stiff yet good.
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If you are you going to get shocks anyways in 2-3 months, you should just wait to install it all at the same time.
This will save you time and hassle (and money if you are paying someone to install)
I highly recommend Koni Yellows
This will save you time and hassle (and money if you are paying someone to install)
I highly recommend Koni Yellows
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