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Guys do you know a good pair of springs that will drop the car 2.25 front and 2.00 rear?I have sportlines in there now,but the drop is only 1.75 all around with 50 series tires so I still have a pretty big gap in the wheel well.Suspension Tech has a set that is 2.30 front and 1.9 rear but I don't know how good the ride is?Any info would be welcomed.
[Modified by maggsgsr, 7:13 PM 5/24/2002]
[Modified by maggsgsr, 7:13 PM 5/24/2002]
skunk 2 is also really good. i just finsihed installin them and so far so good. i also had sportlines, but wasnt low enough for me. right now the skunks are on teh lowest setting.
I have no pictures right now,I posted 1 in the past but its not in the search threads any longer.Its dark green with tan int,oem kit,3 piece mid which is gonna be takin out asap.
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make sure you get a camber kit for the front. my tires in the rear are fine, but unfortunately contrary to my belief the front wear was ridiculous, after 3000 miles.
(dropped on 2.25 progress springs).
(dropped on 2.25 progress springs).
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Make sure the toe-in is set exactly within spec when you get it aligned, I have no camber kit and tire wear is just fine after nearly 8K miles.
Make sure the toe-in is set exactly within spec when you get it aligned, I have no camber kit and tire wear is just fine after nearly 8K miles.
any pics of your car? I'm dropped not quite 2" all around w/ H&R Sport and Koni shocks, and my gap is almost nil. I love how it looks.
when i eventually get springs i think i am going to go with the H&R sports too. if i have enough money however then ill go with the skunk2.
[Modified by johnny 2-shirts, 6:49 PM 5/24/2002]
so do i.. good stuff.
when i eventually get springs i think i am going to go with the H&R sports too. if i have enough money however then ill go with the skunk2.
[Modified by johnny 2-shirts, 6:49 PM 5/24/2002]
when i eventually get springs i think i am going to go with the H&R sports too. if i have enough money however then ill go with the skunk2.
[Modified by johnny 2-shirts, 6:49 PM 5/24/2002]
well... i was just browsing around on the net... and found that inlinefour.com has the cheapest for h&r springs... it will run around $140 i believe... just thought i pass this on...
well... i was just browsing around on the net... and found that inlinefour.com has the cheapest for h&r springs... it will run around $140 i believe... just thought i pass this on...
woah, that's really good. thanks a lot for the heads up brother!
woah, that's really good. thanks a lot for the heads up brother!
but MAN They got the bomb **** in there...
spoon rims..mugen rims...jun camshafts...jdm ****...jdm wheels...
REAL parts.
my springs came out to 156.24 with tax.
got the H & R sport springs...
CAN ANYONE LINK ME TO A "HOT TO INSTALL SPRINGS" site?
i keep seeing some for coilovers but i wanna know how you cut the bumpstops?
i never done it before...lookin at the pics for instructions on how to install
coilovers...looks like something i can attempt lol
anyone have tips on a DIY install for my H & R springs?
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