Stock Replacement Shocks
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Stock Replacement Shocks
Hey. I put Eibach Pro-Kit Springs on my stock Shocks, and i noticed that they are all leaking. I put it back togetehr of course since i need to drive it but have been planning ever since to replace them. i figured since i would replace them i'd get something a little nicer, but I also want to reuse the springs because I love how the car is sitting and what they did to the ride quality itself. I was just looking for some shocks that could be used with the Springs, so not coilovers.
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Thanks, Oliver
Any tips, info?
Thanks, Oliver
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and these all retain the stock spring seat specs? i figure most likely they do. also, do any include a drop? id like to get shocks that add a 1 or more inch drop to add to the 1 inch drop from the springs
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Originally Posted by GustavOllufsen
and these all retain the stock spring seat specs? i figure most likely they do. also, do any include a drop? id like to get shocks that add a 1 or more inch drop to add to the 1 inch drop from the springs
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Originally Posted by GustavOllufsen
and these all retain the stock spring seat specs? i figure most likely they do. also, do any include a drop? id like to get shocks that add a 1 or more inch drop to add to the 1 inch drop from the springs
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yea, the drop it has now is pretty sufficient actually, but the leakiness has to go. i was told once that tokico illuminas were pretty close to the stock shocks.
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Originally Posted by GustavOllufsen
yea, the drop it has now is pretty sufficient actually, but the leakiness has to go. i was told once that tokico illuminas were pretty close to the stock shocks.
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Just FYI,
That's not to say Tokicos aren't trackable. I currently run them and several friends of mine ran them on the track with Ground Control Coilovers as well. However, for me, I didn't have the budget I wanted a few years ago when redoing my suspension.
Now that I do have the budget, there isn't any real justification to change out what I have...
That's not to say Tokicos aren't trackable. I currently run them and several friends of mine ran them on the track with Ground Control Coilovers as well. However, for me, I didn't have the budget I wanted a few years ago when redoing my suspension.
Now that I do have the budget, there isn't any real justification to change out what I have...
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ha aw i know. but **** man stock replacements cost as much if not more than illuminas, so **** it. this has got to be one of the most expensive cars to maintain with oem parts that i'v come across. besides coil pack trans am's. 750 for an oem distributor? **** that!
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Originally Posted by GustavOllufsen
ha aw i know. but **** man stock replacements cost as much if not more than illuminas, so f*ck it.
Originally Posted by GustavOllufsen
this has got to be one of the most expensive cars to maintain with oem parts that i'v come across. besides coil pack trans am's. 750 for an oem distributor? f*ck that!
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