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ah fuck it. I bought them. I might end up getting new shocks later since mine have 85k miles on them.
 
wow, those really suck.. should have just gone with a spring
 
i bet they are motorcycle springs...

i bought a set years ago... they were only on for a night.
 
eg6sir said:
wow, those really suck.. should have just gone with a spring
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I need coilovers to raise the car back up for winter driving since it is my daily driver. Fort wayne sucks at plowing the roads so I don't want to do it for them.
 
true.. but you should have gone a little better than those..
 
We'll see I guess. Prolly end up getting new shocks before putting them on anyway.

By a little better, what do you mean? Real Ground Controls? I was looking at them before I bought these, and they're like 150 a piece.
 
well, it depends on how low you go.. but from the way you said plow the streets for them, i figured you were gonna go low low
 
eg6sir said:
well, it depends on how low you go.. but from the way you said plow the streets for them, i figured you were gonna go low low
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Probably about 1.5" or so from stock height. Over the snowing months I'll just raise it back up to stock height. I'm not BDN or recked, i don't like things being slammed because of the potholes in the roads. lol

Fort Wayne gets about 3-10 inches of snow a year, usually with one major snow fall that's 6" +. It'll take them about 5 hours to start plowing.


formby said:
the oem shock is meant to travel a certain amount. the lower CO/spring the faster it will wear out....

"sport" shocks are shorter and are made for the lowering springs.
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Yeah, if I get new shocks they'll be a good aftermarket set.
 
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