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Old 03-29-2012, 08:42 PM   #1
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Old 03-29-2012, 11:01 PM   #2
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sometimes the best way to build your suspension is more than one manufactures kit .I have a lot of re speeds parts (control arms, coil overs ,etc)and they are great but sometimes owner ignorance is the problem.Race is race and street is street.Race springs suck on the street and my experience with illumina shocks on the street is a harsh ride even on its softest setting .Eibach makes a progressive wound spring for coil overs that might help you for good ride quality and drive ability.On my rx2 I run k mac camber plates ,re speed coil overs with eibach springs 275 rate (didn't like re speeds 200 rate springs)techno toy tuner bump steer spacers whiteline polly bushings and re speed +1 extended control arms .My fb handled great with ground control camber caster plates , coil overs with eibach springs (on the street)and some adjustable sway bars front and rear .If your car has rear disk brakes put an adjustable p valve (knob style) in and dial in the brakes while you are at it ,costs 45.00 and it's a great improvement.
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