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Finally! After such a long time, it's finally here.
The setup:
Monroe Shocks
KSport Springs
17" Rims
215/45/17 tires
Since I'm the first one with the KSport springs on the Gen 3 a quick review: I love them. The drop is nice (though I wanted a bit more drop on the front), the handling is great and it doesn't bounce AT ALL).
Also new on the car, the rear center panel, I just got the black one, and tinted the reverse lights too.
The pictures:
Front: It's actually about a 2 finger gap with a little more, the third finger isn't in there
Rear: A finger and a bit more, not enough to get the second finger in there
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Last edited by .tony. .riot.; 02-15-2006 at 03:15 PM.
looks so awesome man! very claean! i know youve worked hard and waited a long time for this. props for doing rims and lowering at once, i know youve had the rims for a while. way to hold out!
honestly, the ksport... is it a little rough? tolerable? etc.
I don't find them rough at all, with the shitty roads we have I find them to perform very well. Then again, I was running on blown struts for a while, maybe I just got used to that.
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