Sports w/stocks???
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Sports w/stocks???
I know it's recommended to do shocks when doing lowering springs but im kinda low on cash right now and just got ahold of some Neuspeed Sports and just recently came up on some EX alloys and im itching to slap em on w/the springs. I am thinking I should be ok w/this setup for about 6mos to a year w/ the stock shocks, this will give me enough time to save up for the AGX shocks. Opinions please. Do you disagree or agree that I'll be ok for a little while w/this setup? I can't go another day w/ the alloys staring me in the face, looking at my puny 14" steelies and major wheel gap everyday, I should go for it right?
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you will be fine with stock struts running on sports drop.
i used to have the H&R sports setup with stock struts for almost year w/o any problems before i changed over to the current setup.
good luck!
i used to have the H&R sports setup with stock struts for almost year w/o any problems before i changed over to the current setup.
good luck!
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Originally posted by aux
ddeeeew it. you only live once.
ddeeeew it. you only live once.
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Originally posted by vtec94
you will be fine with stock struts running on sports drop.
i used to have the H&R sports setup with stock struts for almost year w/o any problems before i changed over to the current setup.
good luck!
you will be fine with stock struts running on sports drop.
i used to have the H&R sports setup with stock struts for almost year w/o any problems before i changed over to the current setup.
good luck!
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Originally posted by aux
naw. just rotate every once in awhile
naw. just rotate every once in awhile
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Originally posted by EliteAccord
Your right he will only live once with that setup.
Just kidding. If it will take you up to 6 months to save up then its okay to use stock shocks for those springs. However if it takes more then a year then wait.
I would highly recommend camber kit with those springs. My friend with those springs and 5th Gen needed it.
Your right he will only live once with that setup.
Just kidding. If it will take you up to 6 months to save up then its okay to use stock shocks for those springs. However if it takes more then a year then wait.
I would highly recommend camber kit with those springs. My friend with those springs and 5th Gen needed it.
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Originally posted by 94uhkord
That pic of your car is off the chain, nice and clean, very nice. I see you have the EX alloys on your ride, what kind of drop, springs and shocks. Looks like you got a little camber going on up front. Is that what I should expect when I do mine? Meaning is the overall look of the drop gonna look like yours.
That pic of your car is off the chain, nice and clean, very nice. I see you have the EX alloys on your ride, what kind of drop, springs and shocks. Looks like you got a little camber going on up front. Is that what I should expect when I do mine? Meaning is the overall look of the drop gonna look like yours.
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Check it out, I can get the KYB GR-2's for $166 shipped, should I go for it? Can anybody vouch for the ride quality with these shocks when mated with a non aggressive drop like the the sports?