Wanna go lower
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Originally posted by 5th Gen
i was told today that the springs could be on upside down...i do need new struts ...im going tokico adjustable....koni yellow is too expensive
i was told today that the springs could be on upside down...i do need new struts ...im going tokico adjustable....koni yellow is too expensive
on up side down..... GHETTO how did you co that?
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From: Va Beach
Originally posted by soulDistortion
sportlines will drop a car lower than prokits.
if it's just the lowered look you're going for, you should check around for other spring manufacturers for your car and see what the rated drop is.
btw, you shouldn't use stock struts with lowering springs unless you like having them blown over and over again.
sportlines will drop a car lower than prokits.
if it's just the lowered look you're going for, you should check around for other spring manufacturers for your car and see what the rated drop is.
btw, you shouldn't use stock struts with lowering springs unless you like having them blown over and over again.
Just because it happened to you or someone you know it doesn't mean it will happen to everyone.
Oh yeah: got a friend with an 02' GTI. He did the same with his car. Sportline on stocks. Been like that for a year. No problems.
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The KYB AGX struts are cheaper than the Tokico's, but they can't handle more than a 1 3/4" drop. You can pick up a set of Ground Control coilovers for around $180 if you can't afford to go with a top dollar setup. They're decent coilovers too... they don't rattle around on the strut like most of the other coilover sleeves.