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Interesting. I've read so many times how you need like every part under the sun just to lower our car the "right" way. Which of course costs an arm and a leg. Struts, pogo washers, blah, blah, blah, etc... I hope this works out for you.
How's the ride? Did you get an alignment?
How's the ride? Did you get an alignment?
the ride is exactly like stock and the handeling is better. i know a lot of guys who only did springs and nothing else so we will see how it goes i guess. i am going to wait til they settle before i get my alingment done in a few weeks but it doesnt seem to be off that much as of now.
Now get the Bilstein Sport Version of our struts. They are 236.00 per strut but are supposed to be better than ours for lowered cars. Are you going to go all out on the handling too? If so, let me know.
-Mike
-Mike
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Maybe some Umi, BMR, or HT Motorsports upgrades out in the back and some poly sway bar links front and rear. The car would handle like it's on rails. ZZP also makes lighter tubular A-Arms for the front too. This would be the ultimate set up for our cars.
-Mike
-Mike
i doubt i put much more into the suspension since most roads around here are straight flat and boring...next thing im buying is a flex buffer to replace the PC followed up by the inferno hood.
