-bl-
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yeah i would of liked to, but the company is from the states so its really hard to do anything to them when in canada.
Hope all goes well with the springs and struts though! goodluck
Coil help
- Thread starter BoyRicer
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yeah i would of liked to, but the company is from the states so its really hard to do anything to them when in canada.
Hope all goes well with the springs and struts though! goodluck
nguyenmn55127
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If i were to just lower the car with coil sleeves on stock struts only about 1.5-2 in. then later on buy some aftermarket, would it still be risky?
fastflyinaccord
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The OEM struts will hold out for a while before they go. I suggest just waiting and getting a pair of koni yellows to pair with those sleeves. What sleeves do you have?
RedRyder
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Just do it right the first time, you'll be glad you did. I recommend keep saving your money, then do it all at once.
nguyenmn55127
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Skunk2. How long do you think is "a while" ?
truWarier02
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Really depends on the condition & mileage of your stock shocks. I had Tein S-Tech's on stock shocks as my very first setup for a year and they rode okay for the time I had it.
Can't emphasize this enough though.. just do it right the first time. It'll save you money in the long-run.
Can't emphasize this enough though.. just do it right the first time. It'll save you money in the long-run.
