MiX N' Match Coilovers ?
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MiX N' Match Coilovers ?
Will this hurt/harm your car ?
The Rear Coils are diffrent from the Front the Front is Skunk2 coilovers.
Will this be okay ?
The Rear Coils are diffrent from the Front the Front is Skunk2 coilovers.
Will this be okay ?
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not a good idea at all, your ride is going to suck ass, different spring rates and all the other factors will make you wish you wouldn't have been a cheap ass and just waited to get a full set.
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Originally Posted by supermac88
not a good idea at all, your ride is going to suck ass, different spring rates and all the other factors will make you wish you wouldn't have been a cheap ass and just waited to get a full set.
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AHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH ok ok WELL no worries cuz im not gonna !!!! its just that i fount a pair on ebay for 50$ 2 skunk2 and 2 ViS coilovers...o well + he said they wont fit on my car....so....
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Originally Posted by PHiZ
Plenty of people run different spring rates front/rear. However they usually do it with some strategy...
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Originally Posted by supermac88
That's what I was implying, that different brands of coil overs aren't gonna be matched very well. I know that people run different rates front and rear, but generally in the same brand name and with some actual reason. Not just cause they are cheap and might work.
these are typically the people who take auto-x more seriously than marrage :chuckles:
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Originally Posted by supermac88
That's what I was implying, that different brands of coil overs aren't gonna be matched very well. I know that people run different rates front and rear, but generally in the same brand name and with some actual reason. Not just cause they are cheap and might work.
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I've got 450 front, 350 rear rght now, and I'mthinking of bumping the rears up to 400 or better... It's all personal preference if you know the spring rates.