Lowering springs
07-23-02, 02:41 PM
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Lowering springs
I would like to lower my 86, but don't want to sacrifice the stock ride quality. What springs/shocks combo would you 2nd gen drivers out there recomend.
Thanks in advance
Thanks in advance
07-23-02, 02:51 PM
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RB springs I heard are pretty good for the dollar. But you might wanna goto Ground Controls. Also Im a idiot...
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But hey this responce beats the snot outta "Search!" No offence Suds
Remember that.
But hey this responce beats the snot outta "Search!" No offence Suds
07-23-02, 03:14 PM
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The best "price combo" would be:
- Suspension Techniques springs @ www.shox.com ($175 set)
- KYB AGX (adj) struts @ www.K2RD.com ($355 set)
RB springs would be a better choice, but they are kind of expensive ($240 set)!
- Suspension Techniques springs @ www.shox.com ($175 set)
- KYB AGX (adj) struts @ www.K2RD.com ($355 set)
RB springs would be a better choice, but they are kind of expensive ($240 set)!
07-23-02, 03:19 PM
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i dropped mine with suspension techniques sport spring kit, cost around 350 canadian (i think) and another 200 to install. i left the stock struts(auto adjuster), it dropped about 1.5 inches, by the end of the summer it sits lower, but when i first bring the car out in the spring there is a pretty good gap in the back with205/40/16's. i like the stiff ride, i found the biggest annoyance is the low profile tires, they have no forgiveness to the road, you feel everything, but they are better than having ugly 60 series tires
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