supension?
i have i 96 ek hatch and i want to give it a good drop, am not using the car for track or anything so am lookin for somthing cheap and that give me a really low drop(REALLY LOW). i dont want adjustable coil over niether. am not too sure how to explain it cus am a motor guy not a supension guy, al my previous car had cut springs and am tired of the rice bounce nad having to dodge every little bump.
lol my requirements are:
really low drop
cheapest
no coilover
spring and shock setup?
what kinda suspension are out there that meet my requirmets guys? all suggestions appreciated
lol my requirements are:
really low drop
cheapest
no coilover
spring and shock setup?
what kinda suspension are out there that meet my requirmets guys? all suggestions appreciated
KYB GR 2's are a cheap non-adjustable replacement shock.
Neuspeed race springs are available for less than $200 shipped, provide a decent handling ability, and drop you 2.5".
Neuspeed race springs are available for less than $200 shipped, provide a decent handling ability, and drop you 2.5".
"lol my requirements are:
really low drop
cheapest
no coilover"
so it can ride like **** and be unsafe? well then i would just cut the springs in half with a cutting torch
really low drop
cheapest
no coilover"
so it can ride like **** and be unsafe? well then i would just cut the springs in half with a cutting torch
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by vtec4lyfe »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">"lol my requirements are:
really low drop
cheapest
no coilover"
so it can ride like **** and be unsafe? well then i would just cut the springs in half with a cutting torch
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no ******** i said i didnt want that, am looking for a setup other that coilovers *******
really low drop
cheapest
no coilover"
so it can ride like **** and be unsafe? well then i would just cut the springs in half with a cutting torch
</TD></TR></TABLE>no ******** i said i didnt want that, am looking for a setup other that coilovers *******
I think his point is, when you drop that low, it's automatically going to handle like **** because, at that point you're riding on the bump-stops. For a suspension to work like a suspension, it has to be able to move. Every inch you drop is an inch of suspension travel you're taking away from the suspension. Eventually there's nothing left.
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