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Topic subjectany suggestions/comments welcomed
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15127, any suggestions/comments welcomed
Posted by GSound, Jan-22-03 10:02 PM
i just need help. i had some shocks on my car. they were height adjustable 0"-4" and worked with my oem springs. but the passenger front shock blew out. Cant get in contact with the makers of the shocks (small company).

so i'm just plannign to buy new springs and shocks. i was wondering what would be the BEST RIDE QUALITY COMBO OUT THERE? i can really care less for Stiffness or handling.

Numero Uno: i can't make U-turns worth shiit anyways.
Numero Dos: OEM Shock/Spring Ride was not that great.

I just want a really SMMMMMOOOOOOOOOOOTTTHHH ride. Money is not a issue right now. So suggest the BEST STUFF OUT there.

Right now i'm looking at those Koni adjustables and H&R OE Springs (1" drop)

1 more little thing: i want the tire gap lessened, but not by too much because my car scratches like a muthafucka already.

GOOD COMBO? BAD COMBO? What should i do? HELP ME PLEASE
I REALLY APPRECIATE ANY HELP YOU CAN GIVE ME !!!!!! TIA
15129, RE: any suggestions/comments welcomed
Posted by OZ_GS, Jan-23-03 03:09 AM
I would say you are on the right track with that combination. Definitely stick with adjustables just so you can "find" your comfort zone in the ride quality. As far as the drop goes you may also want to consider Prokits just because they are about the same drop and I would say they are of equal quality. Which ever springs between the 2 you can find a better deal on would be the ones to go with IMO....

The yellows almost seem like overkill if you are not concerned with performance and only comfort. Illuminas or even AGX's (since you are only dropping an inch) would probably satisfy your needs just fine.

Then with all that money you save you can get some other cool stuff!! :thumbsup

I have the prokits on AGX's and love the setup.

Chad
15161, RE: any suggestions/comments welcomed
Posted by GSound, Jan-23-03 12:30 PM
thanks for the info =) much appreciated :-)