help with my super cheap suspension setup
07-14-2008, 02:02 PM
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help with my super cheap suspension setup i just picked up springs, shocks, and front and rear swaybars for $100
i was told it's the "level one" slp upgrade. i believe these are the springs/shocks
http://www.slponline.com/view_produc...02&BIG=70002-1
it's all off of a firehawk. 10k miles on all of it.
is this a decent setup for street use?
do i need the full polyurethane bushing/hardware kit to install the swaybars? what additional hardware is required for the shocks?
any input is appreciated
i was told it's the "level one" slp upgrade. i believe these are the springs/shocks
http://www.slponline.com/view_produc...02&BIG=70002-1
it's all off of a firehawk. 10k miles on all of it.
is this a decent setup for street use?
do i need the full polyurethane bushing/hardware kit to install the swaybars? what additional hardware is required for the shocks?
any input is appreciated
07-14-2008, 03:23 PM
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You should get a swaybar endlink and bushings kit for the front and rear swaybars. I'd personally recommend Prothane because I have some fitment issues with my Energy Suspension endlinks and bushings.
07-14-2008, 11:01 PM
#4
ok thanks.
i really can't afford koni's and strano's but i figured bilsteins and eibachs would be better than kyb's and ebay coilovers. stock shocks are starting to go anyway. not looking for a complete autox setup, just a decent all around system.
i really can't afford koni's and strano's but i figured bilsteins and eibachs would be better than kyb's and ebay coilovers. stock shocks are starting to go anyway. not looking for a complete autox setup, just a decent all around system.