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2746, need help with new springs Posted by teatinger, Jun-10-01 08:45 AM
im putting progress springs on my car. im expecting around an inch and a half drop. is this a fair assumption? are these decent springs for $90? now for technical info, what else will i need besides the springs, the 15 dollar camber mod and a trip to discount tires to re allign my car?
thanks in advance,
thomas
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2747, RE: need help with new springs Posted by mrnic001, Jun-10-01 09:20 AM
Hey Thomas I never did get that $15 dollar kit to align my front end and it drives straight as an arrow after a proper aligment. you may want to invest in new shocks/struts if you still have stock one cause your stock shocks may bottom out.

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2748, RE: need help with new springs Posted by cyan, Jun-10-01 12:36 PM
the progress (which are rated at 1.75) will settle to 2" even, at least mine did...if your shocks are good they wont bottom out on 2 inches drop, i had those progress on my car for over 2 years on stock struts and never bottomed out until i put the progress springs on collars and slammed it another 3 inches)
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