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Old 06-19-2004, 05:17 PM   #1 (permalink)
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lower springs = new struts?

ive done my searching

i was planning on getting some lowering springs that were between 1 - 2" but the more i read about drops the more i think that i need some new struts to go with them...i have a front strut bar (if that makes any difference) ...would the stock struts give out? and for those kind enough to answer, what do sports struts cost..thanks
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Your stock struts are not designed to handle lowering springs. Get aftermarket performance struts.
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its highly reccomended that you always get aftermarket struts if ur gonna be getting lowering springs... and its better if u just did the install both at the same time cuz installing these will take quite some time..... aftermarket struts will run you about 300 + bux.. good luck ..
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What springs are you looking at? I see you have a drop measurement, but what brands? I have some KYBs on my car now, but they are blown in the rear with less than a year of being lowered. Get Tokicos and you wont look back.
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Save yourself some money in the long run and get new struts at the same time.
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