What type of suspension setup should i get?
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What type of suspension setup should i get?
i'm new to this whole stuff. recently got a 93 honda del sol si for a project car since it needed a lot of work.
now i want to lower my car since it has huge gaps between the body and tire o:
i was thinking of getting kybs or tokicos... not sure. but, i'm not really that picky. i just want something decent and affordable. just want to switch out my stocks. so, any suggestions for which shock i should get and pair off with which springs?
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now i want to lower my car since it has huge gaps between the body and tire o:
i was thinking of getting kybs or tokicos... not sure. but, i'm not really that picky. i just want something decent and affordable. just want to switch out my stocks. so, any suggestions for which shock i should get and pair off with which springs?
thanks.
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Re: What type of suspension setup should i get?
i was thinking of getting s-tech tein springs and pairing it off with some shocks.
but, some guy wants to sell me some used kybs with ground controls for 270.
but, some guy wants to sell me some used kybs with ground controls for 270.
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Re: What type of suspension setup should i get?
yeah, i'm thinking of getting teins, but not sure which shocks i should pair them off with.
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Re: What type of suspension setup should i get?
I have GCs on my EM1 right now and I love them. The springs are still in great shape after a long time of useage, and the rates are pretty good. The car is nice and firm but not overly stiff. Worked out great.
$270 is a great price for GCs and shocks.
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