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Hey peeeps. i got good eibach springs that'll lower my i-4 cam 1.2 inches. What'll happen if i dont get shocks. Do i haaave to. Theyr're expensive. If i have to, does anyone know where i could get'em for a good price. ipreciateitnoyourealsuck.
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Re: Do I Haaaaaave to get shocks if i drop my car???
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Hey peeeps. i got good eibach springs that'll lower my i-4 cam 1.2 inches. What'll happen if i dont get shocks. Do i haaave to. Theyr're expensive. If i have to, does anyone know where i could get'em for a good price. ipreciateitnoyourealsuck.
theres lots of others answering your Q.... so just search for em
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You're gonna hafta replace the stockers soon anyway, because a lowered ride will bottom them out. Bottomed out shocks = shitty ride. I know it's only about an inch or so, but it's still not the right travel/rebound for the stock shocks. If it was me, I'd save up and hold off to drop the car until you can do it RIGHT.
You're gonna hafta replace the stockers soon anyway, because a lowered ride will bottom them out. Bottomed out shocks = shitty ride. I know it's only about an inch or so, but it's still not the right travel/rebound for the stock shocks. If it was me, I'd save up and hold off to drop the car until you can do it RIGHT.
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well, kinda. People keep saying that they will wear out immediatly. Which they will not. I've had my lowering springs (2") in for over a year on my stock struts ('93 to) and i haven't had one problem.
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