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12-17-2004, 03:31 AM
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12-17-2004, 04:01 AM
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lets just say you get what you pay for.....
10 bucks for coil overs????.........A cheap basic set of coilovers costs like 600 bucks...Full coilover kit..
Your best bet is that. Or just get good springs ( about 100 bucks, eibach, h&R ) and good struts......
Dont get that eBay garbage you'll regret it.
My friend bought some eBay springs and his car bounces all over the place.
10 bucks for coil overs????.........A cheap basic set of coilovers costs like 600 bucks...Full coilover kit..
Your best bet is that. Or just get good springs ( about 100 bucks, eibach, h&R ) and good struts......
Dont get that eBay garbage you'll regret it.
My friend bought some eBay springs and his car bounces all over the place.
12-17-2004, 08:03 AM
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my friend drives an 02 subaru wrx and he got a set of tein lowering springs. he says he feels like he now haS to buy aftermarket shocks cause his stock ones cant keep up. im plannin on getting eibach's prokit springs and he recommended them to me as well, saying hed probably get those too for his car. he says that eibachs are designed to work well w/ stock suspension and that if i got them i wouldnt need anything else. is this true? would i be awright if i just got the springs and nothing else?
12-17-2004, 08:20 AM
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You can get by with just the Pro Kit for a while, but eventually I'd give it a year max, you'll need some new shocks.
I thought the Pro Kit was a great bargain, but it turned out that isn't all you need. You gotta get camber kits, and an alignment, and then later on shocks, so it would probably would be better to just get coilover to start with.
It is more expensive at first, but they will last a lot longer, from what I've read anyway.
I thought the Pro Kit was a great bargain, but it turned out that isn't all you need. You gotta get camber kits, and an alignment, and then later on shocks, so it would probably would be better to just get coilover to start with.
It is more expensive at first, but they will last a lot longer, from what I've read anyway.
12-17-2004, 06:48 PM
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Originally Posted by bluetwo
You can get by with just the Pro Kit for a while, but eventually I'd give it a year max, you'll need some new shocks.