Springs?
11-28-2006, 11:40 AM
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OEM ITR springs and Koni Sport (yellow) shocks. I ran these on my car with great results. Rode great, handled great, and was low enough to look lowered but wasn't dumped in the weeds.
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11-29-2006, 10:48 AM
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I ran KYB AGX's with H&R Sport springs. It was great for daily driving.
I upgraded to Omnipower Coil-overs. The ride height was adjustable, though the ride was much stiffer than the previous set up.
I suggest you think about what you plan on doing with the car and go from there.
I upgraded to Omnipower Coil-overs. The ride height was adjustable, though the ride was much stiffer than the previous set up.
I suggest you think about what you plan on doing with the car and go from there.
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11-29-2006, 03:42 PM
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Why not just get some coilovers? Currently I'm running Tokico blues with ground control coilovers and its a great setup. Not too stiff but still stiff enough. Good for daily driving too. I've had coilovers on my last 2 cars, and I wouldn't go back to springs, just because with coilovers just have more options. You can lower and higher the car ANYTIME you want