kyb agx adjustable and hotchkis springs
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Does anyone have the kyb agx adjustables and hotchkis spring setup on their car? I was wondering if this would work well. By well, I mean better than stock, as I have no intentions on autocrossing. I've been drag racing a couple of times but other than some aggressive street driving I'm not looking for the ultimate suspension setup.
I'm just in the process of lowering my car and doing it the right way (adj. panhard, springs, shocks, lca relocation brackets). Any help would be appreciated.
I'm just in the process of lowering my car and doing it the right way (adj. panhard, springs, shocks, lca relocation brackets). Any help would be appreciated.
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i have kyb agx adjustables and eibach lowering springs on mine with all that other stuff. The set up works very well and I am very happy with it. One thing you need to do is make sure the springs are on a higher setting so ur car won't hit the ground when you go over large bumps/dips in the road.
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I have the KYB with H&R Springs and I autocross. The KYBs are great because if you dont want too harsh of a ride, you can lower the stiffness. It makes a big difference.