pros/cons
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Joined: Dec 2006
Posts: 2,223
From: North Carolina
RE: pros/cons
ORIGINAL: amrcnidyot
i understand, we have some of those around here too, and it makes me go fukin insane every time i hear the cats scraping on the bumps that are too big. if you have a lot of those type of bumps then somethin a little higher might be better.
ORIGINAL: cominus
You dont understand, some of the speed bumps in my town are horrible. I think they're just there to keep ricers away. I really do want new springs, but because of the look, but because I think I need them. They're like original and have like 97k on them and the rubber insolators on the front are like split in half and are like dried up.
ORIGINAL: amrcnidyot
ive got roush springs, gives it a nice rake, they are pretty cheap, and as long as you are careful you dont have to really worry about a lot of the speed bumps.
ive got roush springs, gives it a nice rake, they are pretty cheap, and as long as you are careful you dont have to really worry about a lot of the speed bumps.
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Joined: Jul 2006
Posts: 4,951
From: CT
RE: pros/cons
ORIGINAL: cominus
Maybe I should just buy a jeep as a DD and keep the mustang as a weekend car. LOL. Nah it's just stupid places like, the mall, and like best buy, and the movie theatre, you know?
ORIGINAL: amrcnidyot
i understand, we have some of those around here too, and it makes me go fukin insane every time i hear the cats scraping on the bumps that are too big. if you have a lot of those type of bumps then somethin a little higher might be better.
ORIGINAL: cominus
You dont understand, some of the speed bumps in my town are horrible. I think they're just there to keep ricers away. I really do want new springs, but because of the look, but because I think I need them. They're like original and have like 97k on them and the rubber insolators on the front are like split in half and are like dried up.
ORIGINAL: amrcnidyot
ive got roush springs, gives it a nice rake, they are pretty cheap, and as long as you are careful you dont have to really worry about a lot of the speed bumps.
ive got roush springs, gives it a nice rake, they are pretty cheap, and as long as you are careful you dont have to really worry about a lot of the speed bumps.
5th Gear Member
Joined: Dec 2006
Posts: 2,223
From: North Carolina
RE: pros/cons
ORIGINAL: amrcnidyot
i understand, we have some of those around here too, and it makes me go fukin insane every time i hear the cats scraping on the bumps that are too big. if you have a lot of those type of bumps then somethin a little higher might be better.
ORIGINAL: cominus
You dont understand, some of the speed bumps in my town are horrible. I think they're just there to keep ricers away. I really do want new springs, but because of the look, but because I think I need them. They're like original and have like 97k on them and the rubber insolators on the front are like split in half and are like dried up.
ORIGINAL: amrcnidyot
ive got roush springs, gives it a nice rake, they are pretty cheap, and as long as you are careful you dont have to really worry about a lot of the speed bumps.
ive got roush springs, gives it a nice rake, they are pretty cheap, and as long as you are careful you dont have to really worry about a lot of the speed bumps.
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RE: pros/cons
jugador then whats a good spring that will lower my car and make it look better while giving me a descent launch? (not that i ever do... just wondering) oh yeah i also have 18's but with the low profile tire its the same size overall as stock so that shouldnt matter right ?
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