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Old 11-13-02, 05:54 PM
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Coilover kit or lowering springs

I am looking to upgrader my suspension and am woundering if i should get a ground countrol coilover kit or racing beat lowering springs.

I would like to have the option of adjusting my suspension with the coilover kit, but i heard the coilover kit has a ruf ride compared to the racing beat lowering springs.

I thank you for your responds.
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The beauty of the coilover kit is that you have an option of changing springs at any time.&nbsp Springs are typically around $100/pair for different rates.&nbsp You can run those springs on the "soft" side, if you're worried about harshness.&nbsp These are really for racing only, and their price reflects that.


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Just put mine on. Check this post:

https://www.rx7club.com/forum/showth...light=coilover
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If you don't want the coil overs, www.racingbeat.com has a set or springs. front/rear sway bars, and springs for like $400. comes with bushings
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