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37121, new car to me Posted by coors, Nov-14-02 03:38 PM
Hi guys i have been watching this forum for about 3 weeks and have decided to post something. I recently purchased a 98 Eclipse with a 2.0 and I'm very happy with the car. I have two questions When I shift the front end seem to come up alot is there something I can do to fix this and also is there a link out there for a shift kit. thanks
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37122, RE: new car to me Posted by Doug96GS, Nov-14-02 04:13 PM
What exactly do you mean by the front coming up? You mean the front of the car? The only way to reduce the movement of the car when you shift is to upgrade your suspension via spring/shock combo. Here is the link for the shift kit http://www.machv.com/symshifkit1.html
Welcome to the board by the way :thumbsup
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37123, RE: new car to me Posted by RoboTechDSM, Nov-14-02 05:23 PM
Don't forget motor mount inserts. When I was NA, it's the one mod that made a night and day difference.
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37124, RE: new car to me Posted by Doug96GS, Nov-15-02 01:20 AM
^^^ true dat
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37125, RE: new car to me Posted by Joshua97478, Nov-15-02 06:50 AM
Welcome to the family dude. If you have any questions, let me know. If i can't help you, i'm sure someone here will be able to...
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37126, RE: new car to me Posted by Amish_Eclipse, Nov-16-02 01:23 AM
don't buy that symborski kit. goto the hardware store and buy some thick washers and use them instead. your center peice that they had "specially machined" shouldn't be that loose. if it is than it's about to break and that special peice won't help you anyways. btw i've gone through 2 of those peices where the shaft pivots.
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