i bought some awd prokits, i was told they would fit on a gs, but i wanna be sure before i tear it all apart. check out this link...
http://www.planetstoli.com/tokicoInstall/index.htm

i know gst prokits will fit on a spyder because i just put some on my friends car and they are saying awd will fit on a spyder. so wouldnt awd fit on a gst?

The fronts will work, and the rears will possibly work as well. But the spring rates will not be correct. Also the more I think about it someone was an idiot for telling you that AWD springs will work. Why do you think that they make applications for FWD and AWD?? Because the AWD is obvioulsy different. Anyhow I think they will work, but I think its a bad idea to install them. Get FWD springs instead

2005 Evo 8

im glad you said that, i thought the same thing too. i just needed a little reassurance to make sure i wasnt wasting my time. later dude

From what i know, the only thing that's different is the drop, the gsx is lower, but yea, the spring rates could be different which could be bad. I'd think the GSX ones would be stiff though.

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fronts - yes
rears - no




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