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struts - 12/9/2007 7:08:17 PM

hiflyen

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I want to put coilover springs on my 95 gs. what kind of struts do I i need to use. The object is to get a more agressive look but still want a comfortable ride.

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RE: struts - 12/10/2007 5:15:05 AM

TheEngineer

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IMO the best way to go is with lowering springs and struts. I would get either tein or eibach, and get KYB struts. The AGX are perfered but GR-2's will do just fine

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RE: struts - 12/15/2007 6:10:08 AM

4g63419

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And don't go cheap on the springs/coilover it you do the car tend to bound more. You could go with the Tokico HP shock and spring, 1.5 inch drop and around $300-400 shipped.

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RE: struts - 12/22/2007 4:40:15 PM

lhausi2

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yeah the eibach or tein"s the way to go, and that price sounds about right, because if you get cheap stuff they'll blow within a month and you'll prolly get see sick from all the bouncing around. and tein and eibach are two of the best brands out there. I got the tein super street dampers in my 97 gst. and i love them, they handle awesome and cost me 650 for the struts and springs and it's all adjustable

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