Springs and Subframe combo
Springs and Subframe combo 
Staging Lane
Joined: Jun 2002
Posts: 79
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From: Edgewood, MD
If you are going to replace the springs, spend the extra money and do the shocks at the same time - it's worth it!
FYI, I have hypercoils with SLP Bilsteins and SLP bolt in subframes! The hypercoils with SLP bilsteins are a nice combo!
Just my .02
FYI, I have hypercoils with SLP Bilsteins and SLP bolt in subframes! The hypercoils with SLP bilsteins are a nice combo!
Just my .02
TECH Addict
Joined: Jul 2003
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From: Amarillo, Texas
Subframes and shocks are going to give you the biggest handling differences, initially.
Bilstein HD's will handle many different combo's. So will Koni SA fronts and Bilstein HD rears (this combo can also lower you 3/4 in front and 1/2 in rear).
Bilstein HD's will handle many different combo's. So will Koni SA fronts and Bilstein HD rears (this combo can also lower you 3/4 in front and 1/2 in rear).
SFC's are a must...made a huge difference
I just put Hotchkis springs on my car, and again, made a HUGE difference. I did leave the springs on for now, even though my car is a 2000, it only has 12K miles on it, so I left them. Just didnt have the extra money right now, but the springs still made a huge difference in how the car feels/corners/launches.
I just put Hotchkis springs on my car, and again, made a HUGE difference. I did leave the springs on for now, even though my car is a 2000, it only has 12K miles on it, so I left them. Just didnt have the extra money right now, but the springs still made a huge difference in how the car feels/corners/launches.
that's super, personally though, I needed to get rid of the 4x4 look and I couldn't afford it all at once, so the springs went on first...and I don't regret it for a sec, the car handles awesome! 
