replacing shocks need help 95 teg
So my oem shocks are ****ed pretty much as well as my upper control arms in the front, i was wondering that if i buy a shock/spring setup like tien or w/e would i be able to just put them on the car as is and have them work?
i hear ppl talkin bout bumpstops etc etc and having issues or w/e
any input is appreciated
i hear ppl talkin bout bumpstops etc etc and having issues or w/e
any input is appreciated
Here is the contents of Tein SS, from their site, should be all you need.
Contents of Damper Kit:
Adjustable Shock Absorber × 4 Bump Rubber × 4
Main Spring × 4 Hook Spanner × 2
Some applications include helper springs Dust Cover × 4
Seat Lock × 12 Instruction Manual × 1
Sticker Sheet × 1
Other kits, even other manufacturers may be similar, check their sites. You may need to replace upper control arms, but that is separate.
Contents of Damper Kit:
Adjustable Shock Absorber × 4 Bump Rubber × 4
Main Spring × 4 Hook Spanner × 2
Some applications include helper springs Dust Cover × 4
Seat Lock × 12 Instruction Manual × 1
Sticker Sheet × 1
Other kits, even other manufacturers may be similar, check their sites. You may need to replace upper control arms, but that is separate.
Price is variable, check around. I am not touching the "better" as there many threads on that. I am fairly sure that you will get Koni and GC as most recommended. I gave you the Tein info because that is what you asked for, I just posted off their site. Spring rates are also a subject of many threads on this and other sites, not worth a rehash. Most installs are similar, and you can do them yourself, assuming tools and some experience.
Price is variable, check around. I am not touching the "better" as there many threads on that. I am fairly sure that you will get Koni and GC as most recommended. I gave you the Tein info because that is what you asked for, I just posted off their site. Spring rates are also a subject of many threads on this and other sites, not worth a rehash. Most installs are similar, and you can do them yourself, assuming tools and some experience.
well i have the tools to do it myself and am mechanically inclined, its just my oems r done and i need replacing, i dont wanna go into konis or gc's cause thats like over a grand, im basically looking for reliable street setup that will last for cheaper, no serious slamming will be an issue here.
well i have the tools to do it myself and am mechanically inclined, its just my oems r done and i need replacing, i dont wanna go into konis or gc's cause thats like over a grand, im basically looking for reliable street setup that will last for cheaper, no serious slamming will be an issue here.
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