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well i figured i would get some ideas from people and head over to the chop shop to see what they would look like. also how hard is it to put diffrent springs in ?
chop shop is a good idea. Springs are pretty easy if you are at least capable with a wrench. I put on my eibachs and illuminas in a couple hours w/o a spring compressor and the only tools i had were a broom and a roach motel...
yea im good with a wrench i was just wondering if there were any real problems with installing them. what brand yould you recemmond?
depends on how much drop you want. i only did like 1.5". It is really preference, i obviously did eibach but there plenty to choose from. Check out ebay or one of the site sponsors for brands and prices. If you got 2" or more you will probably need c&c (camber) plates. However, with 18s on the front of mine, they are cambered a wee bit, doesnt bother me though. replace your shocks at teh same time, you dont need to, but while you are in there if you can swing it.
07-14-2006, 08:20 PM
RE: rim opinions needed
