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Old 03-22-2007, 01:27 PM   #1 (permalink)
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Gen 3 struts/shocks v6 vs 4cyl

Ok, Don't know much about suspension.

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Can I take the shocks/struts off my gen3 4cyc manual and swap them onto my gen3 v6?

Both cars are 94' models. Just curious to know if they would fit or not.
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They would fit, but your spring rates would be different, the 4 cyl struts/springs will make the v6 lower and maybe have more body roll, oversteer, etc. Maybe it would be a cheap way to lower?

But, i don't figure that a setup like that would be very safe.
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from memory, the rear suspension is the same on both, as long as they're both sedans. it's the front that is different as BlueFusion6851 mentioned.
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yup, only the fronts should be different...it shouldn't be a problem

the front would be lower though, and the springrates aren't quite correct for hte weight, so it might bottom out here and there
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an easy fix for that ive found is to put in some spring boosters/spacers. but its mainly a temporary thing(say 8-10k miles) because it ends up waring the spring unevenly.
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Ok sound good

thanks for the info guys very helpful!
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