Pic of my TA lowered 2"
07-23-2004, 09:20 AM
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Pic of my TA lowered 2" Just in case anyone wanted to see what Intrax 2" lowering springs look like installed.
http://www.2002firehawk-c26.net/ProAuto/ProAuto10.JPG
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07-23-2004, 10:52 AM
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Originally Posted by 01 Red WS6
that looks really good. what kit did you use?
I can say that you definatley need new shocks with these things......I've got the stock deCarbon's and the car "bottoms out" all the time.
That's an awesome stance...sits about perfect in my book!
07-23-2004, 05:02 PM
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Now that is low! you wouldn't survive here too long here in Houston. Too many imperfections in the road here.
Looks good!
......are you really Mike's dad??.....
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Looks good!
......are you really Mike's dad??.....
j/j
07-23-2004, 05:24 PM
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Originally Posted by proauto
Just in case anyone wanted to see what Intrax 2" lowering springs look like installed.
http://www.2002firehawk-c26.net/ProAuto/ProAuto10.JPG
http://www.2002firehawk-c26.net/ProAuto/ProAuto10.JPG
Lookin like a slot car.... Very Badass
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07-23-2004, 06:59 PM
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Originally Posted by XtinctHawk02
Now that is low! you wouldn't survive here too long here in Houston. Too many imperfections in the road here.
Looks good!
......are you really Mike's dad??..... j/j
Looks good!
......are you really Mike's dad??.....
j/j
07-23-2004, 08:57 PM
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Originally Posted by rufretic
Damn that looks good! Do you notice a loss in traction? I would love to lower my car but am worried I won't be able to hook.
I then installed BMR Relocation Brackets for the LCA's as well as a set of BMR Tubular LCA's and it completely cured the traction problem.
All I need now is some Bilsteins or Koni's and I think it will be perfect.
07-23-2004, 09:23 PM
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intrax is a lowering spring, not a performance spring like bilstein or koni. the difference is, lowering springs are cheaper, and aren't made for ride quality or handling. be careful, if u installed those springs with your stock shocks, your asking for trouble, ur suspension will eventually deteriorate. performance springs/shocks are a better investment. i bet it rides like **** with those springs.
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Originally Posted by un4giv3n
intrax is a lowering spring, not a performance spring like bilstein or koni. the difference is, lowering springs are cheaper, and aren't made for ride quality or handling. be careful, if u installed those springs with your stock shocks, your asking for trouble, ur suspension will eventually deteriorate. performance springs/shocks are a better investment. i bet it rides like **** with those springs.
It does ride like ****! I was hoping a set of Koni or Bilstein shocks would help.....perhaps I'm wrong?
