2 inch drop on springs and stock shocks
#11
02-22-2008 | 06:04 PM
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RE: 2 inch drop on springs and stock shocks
I got a 10% off ebay coupon and used it to get 4 KYB AGX's from ebay for $291.48 shipped!
Just check ebay for shocks, cheapest place I found for my ADJUSTABLE shocks. If not ebay, it would have cost me cheapest around $414 + shippingfrom a web vendor.
Just check ebay for shocks, cheapest place I found for my ADJUSTABLE shocks. If not ebay, it would have cost me cheapest around $414 + shippingfrom a web vendor.
#12
02-23-2008 | 06:05 AM
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RE: 2 inch drop on springs and stock shocks
ok and i know these pics are small but from what you can see do u think 2 inches is too low?? my main concern is the rear bumper its all fiberglass and molded into the quarters
here is some of my pictures on my photobucket album. I know they are small..ill try to get better ones soon
http://s257.photobucket.com/albums/hh208/raz1028/
here is some of my pictures on my photobucket album. I know they are small..ill try to get better ones soon
http://s257.photobucket.com/albums/hh208/raz1028/
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02-23-2008 | 06:29 AM
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RE: 2 inch drop on springs and stock shocks
Dont go just springs, do springs and a good pair of struts, i thought it would be fine on my car with a 2.5 drop, man was i wrong. its rides okay just normal driving, but bumps are hell for my car and if i go to fast over a large bump, the passanger gets tossed out of the seat and hits the roof.
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02-23-2008 | 08:46 AM
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RE: 2 inch drop on springs and stock shocks
You wont need a cam kit. You should be fine without one with aound a 2 inch drop. Dropzone isnt really as bad as some people on here will lead you to believe. There is a product review for the 5th gens on here for thier springs/coils and shocks and all of the people who had them agreed they loved them. One guy even has had his on since 2000 when that was wrote and had no probs. If not thought, Tein Stechs and Tokico HPs.
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02-23-2008 | 11:07 AM
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RE: 2 inch drop on springs and stock shocks
ORIGINAL: plethoric33
You wont need a cam kit. You should be fine without one with aound a 2 inch drop. Dropzone isnt really as bad as some people on here will lead you to believe. There is a product review for the 5th gens on here for thier springs/coils and shocks and all of the people who had them agreed they loved them. One guy even has had his on since 2000 when that was wrote and had no probs. If not thought, Tein Stechs and Tokico HPs.
You wont need a cam kit. You should be fine without one with aound a 2 inch drop. Dropzone isnt really as bad as some people on here will lead you to believe. There is a product review for the 5th gens on here for thier springs/coils and shocks and all of the people who had them agreed they loved them. One guy even has had his on since 2000 when that was wrote and had no probs. If not thought, Tein Stechs and Tokico HPs.
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02-25-2008 | 05:06 AM
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RE: 2 inch drop on springs and stock shocks
ORIGINAL: SITNLOW97
Are u serious??? It doesnt matter if u drop .5 or 3' the camber changes...so yes u need a camber kit unless u want to go through some tires and have negitive camber....hell i align stock cars that need a camber kit to correct it sometimes...
ORIGINAL: plethoric33
You wont need a cam kit. You should be fine without one with aound a 2 inch drop. Dropzone isnt really as bad as some people on here will lead you to believe. There is a product review for the 5th gens on here for thier springs/coils and shocks and all of the people who had them agreed they loved them. One guy even has had his on since 2000 when that was wrote and had no probs. If not thought, Tein Stechs and Tokico HPs.
You wont need a cam kit. You should be fine without one with aound a 2 inch drop. Dropzone isnt really as bad as some people on here will lead you to believe. There is a product review for the 5th gens on here for thier springs/coils and shocks and all of the people who had them agreed they loved them. One guy even has had his on since 2000 when that was wrote and had no probs. If not thought, Tein Stechs and Tokico HPs.
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02-25-2008 | 05:07 AM
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RE: 2 inch drop on springs and stock shocks
ORIGINAL: SITNLOW97
Are u serious??? It doesnt matter if u drop .5 or 3' the camber changes...so yes u need a camber kit unless u want to go through some tires and have negitive camber....hell i align stock cars that need a camber kit to correct it sometimes...
ORIGINAL: plethoric33
You wont need a cam kit. You should be fine without one with aound a 2 inch drop. Dropzone isnt really as bad as some people on here will lead you to believe. There is a product review for the 5th gens on here for thier springs/coils and shocks and all of the people who had them agreed they loved them. One guy even has had his on since 2000 when that was wrote and had no probs. If not thought, Tein Stechs and Tokico HPs.
You wont need a cam kit. You should be fine without one with aound a 2 inch drop. Dropzone isnt really as bad as some people on here will lead you to believe. There is a product review for the 5th gens on here for thier springs/coils and shocks and all of the people who had them agreed they loved them. One guy even has had his on since 2000 when that was wrote and had no probs. If not thought, Tein Stechs and Tokico HPs.
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02-25-2008 | 08:21 AM
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RE: 2 inch drop on springs and stock shocks
wow..coming from the fellow Noob..Ha..so anyway I need help, Nad sorry ahead of time justy tryin to make a right choice and not habve any issues with tire wear/camber/alignment later on..