shock's questions
05-08-2008, 08:06 PM
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shock's questions
i have ebiach sportline springs 2 in drop fron 1.8 drop rear steeda caster camber kit i think its time i upgraded my shocks i was thinking of going with the bilstein anyone have anything good or bad to say about them and u think i should do any other suspension to give me a better ride i just drive around town with bad roads
05-08-2008, 08:48 PM
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RE: shock's questions
If you go that rout, I don't think you will be disappointed. www.latemodelrestoration.com is where i got my shocks.
05-15-2008, 05:25 PM
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RE: shock's questions
no experience myself with them...but they cost more than tokicos so im sure they are fine.
as far as other stuff to add to give you a better ride, you should def. look into some full lenth sub-frame connectors...
maybe even some lower control arms as well.
as far as other stuff to add to give you a better ride, you should def. look into some full lenth sub-frame connectors...
maybe even some lower control arms as well.
05-15-2008, 05:55 PM
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RE: shock's questions
damn...not even enough to take 20-30min to weld up some sub-frames?
it isnt a big/tough job at all....i mean.....as long as they actually know how to weld, and work at an auto shop that has a lift.....should be good to go?
they make for a lot better/quieter (over bumps)/more solid of a ride, i can tell you that. def. worth it....if you can find someone to weld them on for you, that is.
it isnt a big/tough job at all....i mean.....as long as they actually know how to weld, and work at an auto shop that has a lift.....should be good to go?
they make for a lot better/quieter (over bumps)/more solid of a ride, i can tell you that. def. worth it....if you can find someone to weld them on for you, that is.