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Okay so i have been wanting to upgrade my suspension probably shocks/struts lowering springs. Well i was wondering what people have done on there cars and how they like what they have i am really just looking for a good direction to head in. If you could tell me the brand and what u did that would be awsome.
I changed my rear shocks when i lowered my car with a complete eibach pro suspension kit which included front and rear sway bars. I mounted QA-1 12 way adjustable shocks with a heavy duty piston they are far superior to the stock shocks. I can change the ride characteristics to what ever i want...so i recomend that you do it...
Koni STR.T shocks and struts. Steeda sport springs. Awesome upgrade and the ride is still very nice.
Go to the 2005-2009 Handling forum. All of your questions have already been answered there. :-)
Here's a pic of the stance (AJ, you can see the orange shock in this pic.)
Last edited by WeinerDog; Mar 9, 2010 at 07:46 PM.
yah i really like the spoiler you have on your car what brand is that and i have heard a lot about the koni shocks. Thanks for the advice where did u order your setup
I have the Steeda Sport lowering springs, Koni StrT shocks & Struts and SVT Strut mounts. Car rides good, looks good and handles good. i like it alot!!
yah i really like the spoiler you have on your car what brand is that and i have heard a lot about the koni shocks. Thanks for the advice where did u order your setup
Thanks. The spoiler is an OEM Shelby spoiler. I ordered it from my dealer who gave me a pretty good deal on it (actually the deal was on painting it).
Just finished installing the UMI on-car adjustable panhard bar w/roto-joint. It is amazing how easy it is to move the entire car side to side...by hand.
Just finished installing the UMI on-car adjustable panhard bar w/roto-joint. It is amazing how easy it is to move the entire car side to side...by hand.