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| Topic subject | Is it a bad idea to mix springs? |
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18186, Is it a bad idea to mix springs?
Posted by BigBald, Jun-04-03 05:51 AM
I have Teins on all around but don't like the drop in the front. I want to put the dropzones back on only in the front. Is doing this a bad thing, meaning would/should it cause any problems?
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18187, RE: Is it a bad idea to mix springs?
Posted by coppereclipse95, Jun-04-03 06:17 AM
I think as long as both sides (front 2 or rear 2) are the same, it shouldn't cause any problems. I had mine like that for about a month or two...but didn't have any problems!
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18192, RE: Is it a bad idea to mix springs?
Posted by BigBald, Jun-04-03 07:08 AM
YEs i am going to keep the front the same and the rear them same. I like the height in the rear but want the front to be lower. KEwl...thanks.....
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18196, RE: Is it a bad idea to mix springs?
Posted by eclipse_gs_1512, Jun-04-03 09:51 AM
i had sportlines in the front and prokits in the back for a week or so....i didn't notice any problems. but then again, it was only for a week.
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18203, RE: Is it a bad idea to mix springs?
Posted by ez, Jun-04-03 02:19 PM
the best handling might be had when both spring rates are the same (regardless of the manufacture), given that you are probably using the same struts on all 4 corners. but I don't see any big problems in mixing springs like that.
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