which springs would be best
6/19/12, 09:02 PM
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They are regularly $262.45. I'll send you a PM.
No, with our springs, new dampers are not required. We do recommend doing dampers to get the most out of your new springs/better handling.
Regarding the sport springs, they are also a good choice, but we prefer the Ultralites for daily drivers as it has a slightly softer spring rate in the front which is better suited for those cars driven daily and rarely/never tracked.
No, with our springs, new dampers are not required. We do recommend doing dampers to get the most out of your new springs/better handling.
Regarding the sport springs, they are also a good choice, but we prefer the Ultralites for daily drivers as it has a slightly softer spring rate in the front which is better suited for those cars driven daily and rarely/never tracked.
After changing the springs re-alignment is a given right?
Last edited by BlackShadow; 6/19/12 at 09:03 PM. Reason: change
6/19/12, 11:05 PM
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I'll agree with Brandon's suggestion on the Ultralites. Been running them on my car for a couple years. Nice balance of performance and ride quality.
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