Aftermarket Suspension Help
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From: St-Redempteur,Qc.
It all depend,on your budget.
Good springs/shock combo can do a decent job,for around $800.00 to $1000.00,or you can go all out on coilovers.
Beware of cheap coilovers,as they will degrade your handling,most of the time;exception is Billstein PSS9 at +/-$1200.00.
Good springs/shock combo can do a decent job,for around $800.00 to $1000.00,or you can go all out on coilovers.
Beware of cheap coilovers,as they will degrade your handling,most of the time;exception is Billstein PSS9 at +/-$1200.00.
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From: huntington long island
i dont think your gonna ur gonna find better handling with better ride quality, its a trade off, u get better handling from stiffer suspension but a harsher ride, my car feels like it barely has suspension but it handles great, u can find a medium but its hard to find the best of both worlds, i wish i could trade some handling for some ride quality bc my ride is harsh, jic magic flt a2 coilovers
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I'm 
against the wall trying to decide on a setup myself. It's either going to be H&R Coil-Overs, Ground Control/Eibach/Koni Yellow or arghhh just those two.... 
I'm too impacient for the PSS9's. I herd they won't be around in abundance until May or so. If I wanted them now I would have to pay out the ears
against the wall trying to decide on a setup myself. It's either going to be H&R Coil-Overs, Ground Control/Eibach/Koni Yellow or arghhh just those two.... I'm too impacient for the PSS9's. I herd they won't be around in abundance until May or so. If I wanted them now I would have to pay out the ears
