New rim's on the ride
#11
11-23-2009, 10:52 AM
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#13
11-23-2009, 01:08 PM
Thanks!
I want to fill in the wheel gap though lol
I'M NEVER DOING COILOVER'S AGAIN AFTER MY LAST CAR HAD THEM.
I was thinking of maybe some lowering spring's but then again wouldn't i have to put new shock's in eventually after time because the stock shock's will prolly wear n tear quicker with lowering springs?
I want to fill in the wheel gap though lol
I'M NEVER DOING COILOVER'S AGAIN AFTER MY LAST CAR HAD THEM.
I was thinking of maybe some lowering spring's but then again wouldn't i have to put new shock's in eventually after time because the stock shock's will prolly wear n tear quicker with lowering springs?
#15
11-23-2009, 11:32 PM
When i had my other car....years ago. But then again i did put coil over's instead of just lowering springs
I just want to sit A LIL LOWER because the streets in Texas are HORRIBLE FOR CAR'S THAT ARE SLAMMED SUCH AS IN MY CASE YEARS AGO WITH MY 1ST CAR
!!!I really like stock height just cuz of the ride. But if i can find some good sturts and lowering spring's i might juz do it
lol I just don't want it to affect my suspension to the point of where i can feel EVERY BUMP
#17
11-24-2009, 12:10 AM
I found some eibach (black) lowering spring's on E-bay for around 290ish-$300 n they said as well...
"...will lower bout an 1 inch to an 1 inch and a half...."
"...will lower bout an 1 inch to an 1 inch and a half...."
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