Stock Spring replacement
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I will be changing my shocks this spring to Bilstein HD's and would like to know if I should change my springs also. My car has 37k on it. I do not plan on lowering my car that why's I am going with the Bilsteins. If I do change the springs which one's should I get? I want to keep the cars ride hieght stock. Any suggestions? Thanks
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Why change them? They are low mileage, and you don't want to change the ride height.... Save you money (though I'm sure someone will tell you to change them, then offer to sell you some.).
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Originally Posted by HandsomeBWouderful
Shutout, let me know how you shock change works out. I think I may go the route you are about to do.