Its been a while since i have been on here lol I just recently moved into a new apartment with the gf and everything is now starting to calm down finally....
I need new struts on the Rolla and i am looking to drop it very soon. What do you guys think the best struts are out there for the 98 Rolla??
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'98 ROLLA
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New injector O-Rings, new intake manifold gasket, Tinted tail lights, tinted corner lights, Purple 8500K H4 bulbs, JDM Black headlight housing, Weapon-R CAI.
KYB makes a great oem replacement. Tokico's are stiffer, and make for better handling. Koni's are really stiff, and have better handling, but are expensive.
I recently got shocks, and plan to get tokico's when things settle down for me.
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the warranty company replaced mine on my 02 with the standard monroes and in a year its like they were neveer changed
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or you can change to Coilovers but those are very exp. about 1k for Ksports. shox.com has the cheapest prices for shocks/struts i've seen. don't forget the mount and boots.
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or you can change to Coilovers but those are very exp. about 1k for Ksports. shox.com has the cheapest prices for shocks/struts i've seen. don't forget the mount and boots.
koni yellows + ground control coilover = the win on any car.
this is what i have decided to buy this spring since my shocks have been long gone.
I got my GR-2s for $128 rear and $142 front sets, and you can still find them on eBay for $271 shipped for the set. Good ride overall, great OEM-type replacement. I also got the Tein H-tech springs, but kinda wish I went with an OEM replacement, as they can be kinda bouncy over rough streets. On smooth streets and turns, they're great; but winter in Boston is pot hole central.
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2001 Toyota Corolla LE - EBC Ultimax Rotors, HPS pads, Goodridge stainless lines, K&N drop in filter, Magnaflow cat and Exhaust, KYB GR-2, Tein H-Techs
1990 Nissan 300ZX Twin Turbo - More mods than Lindsay Lohan has freckles
I got my GR-2s for $128 rear and $142 front sets, and you can still find them on eBay for $271 shipped for the set. Good ride overall, great OEM-type replacement. I also got the Tein H-tech springs, but kinda wish I went with an OEM replacement, as they can be kinda bouncy over rough streets. On smooth streets and turns, they're great; but winter in Boston is pot hole central.
Yea, roads here aren't that bad lol. Im a few hours south of you. So KYB GR-2's are my decision for price. I am thinking of lowering in the future obviously so do the Teins work with the GR-2's well?? (if its not pot hole central?? lol)
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'98 ROLLA
a work in progress:
New injector O-Rings, new intake manifold gasket, Tinted tail lights, tinted corner lights, Purple 8500K H4 bulbs, JDM Black headlight housing, Weapon-R CAI.
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