Question about putting sleeve coilovers onto aftermarket struts.
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Question about putting sleeve coilovers onto aftermarket struts.
Hey I was just wondering. Will a coilover/aftermarket strut combination set at like a 3.5in drop eventually blow the struts?
I'm not attempting this, but its just a question I had on mind.
I'm not attempting this, but its just a question I had on mind.
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Re: Question about putting sleeve coilovers onto aftermarket struts. (The-Beast)
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ya sure.
ill let you know in a few months. chances are its gonna make go alot faster
i have tokico blues and ebay coilovers on it with 2 1/2 in drop
Modified by civictildeath at 10:50 PM 3/16/2005
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ya sure.
ill let you know in a few months. chances are its gonna make go alot faster
i have tokico blues and ebay coilovers on it with 2 1/2 in drop
Modified by civictildeath at 10:50 PM 3/16/2005
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Re: Question about putting sleeve coilovers onto aftermarket struts. (civictildeath)
what? that made no sense. but no i'm not attempting it. I'm asking because the guy that i bought my car off of had the car dumped on ground controls and billstien shocks and I want to know if the shocks are fucked up.
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Re: Question about putting sleeve coilovers onto aftermarket struts. (The-Beast)
its best to use lowering springs/ coilover sleeves with aftermarket shocks because they are stronger than stock and will last longer
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