kg/mm lowering spring
06-17-03, 10:07 PM
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kg/mm lowering spring
kg/mm spring 2inch drop had on car for bout 4 month upgraded to coilover system dont need em anymore
asking 180 plus shipping
email at tmex05@aol.com i dont check these board that often
asking 180 plus shipping
email at tmex05@aol.com i dont check these board that often
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06-18-03, 04:12 PM
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How is the ride fo these springs as compared to:
a: stock springs
b: L-tuned springs
I would be looking forward to your answer, in particular, how soft/stiff the ride was.
Just for my reference, what kind shocks did you use with the kg/mm springs?
Thanks.
a: stock springs
b: L-tuned springs
I would be looking forward to your answer, in particular, how soft/stiff the ride was.
Just for my reference, what kind shocks did you use with the kg/mm springs?
Thanks.
06-18-03, 07:37 PM
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they ride is pretty close to stock dont know bout l-tuning .. but i have em on stock shock rides okay could be better if u upgrade to aftermarket shocks but im pretty happy wit the ride when i had em on
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06-20-03, 11:53 AM
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Originally posted by tmex05
they ride is pretty close to stock dont know bout l-tuning .. but i have em on stock shock rides okay could be better if u upgrade to aftermarket shocks but im pretty happy wit the ride when i had em on
they ride is pretty close to stock dont know bout l-tuning .. but i have em on stock shock rides okay could be better if u upgrade to aftermarket shocks but im pretty happy wit the ride when i had em on
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Originally posted by whitels
When you say "it could be better with aftermarket shock"...what do you mean? Softer or firmer? Thanks
When you say "it could be better with aftermarket shock"...what do you mean? Softer or firmer? Thanks
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Originally posted by whitels
When you say "it could be better with aftermarket shock"...what do you mean? Softer or firmer? Thanks
When you say "it could be better with aftermarket shock"...what do you mean? Softer or firmer? Thanks
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Originally posted by whitels
When you say "it could be better with aftermarket shock"...what do you mean? Softer or firmer? Thanks
When you say "it could be better with aftermarket shock"...what do you mean? Softer or firmer? Thanks
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Originally posted by whitels
When you say "it could be better with aftermarket shock"...what do you mean? Softer or firmer? Thanks
When you say "it could be better with aftermarket shock"...what do you mean? Softer or firmer? Thanks
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Originally posted by whitels
When you say "it could be better with aftermarket shock"...what do you mean? Softer or firmer? Thanks
When you say "it could be better with aftermarket shock"...what do you mean? Softer or firmer? Thanks
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Originally posted by whitels
When you say "it could be better with aftermarket shock"...what do you mean? Softer or firmer? Thanks
When you say "it could be better with aftermarket shock"...what do you mean? Softer or firmer? Thanks
it could be a lil firmer .. i think i bought some stock shocks from u a while back we i dont know if u still remember
06-20-03, 11:17 PM
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Originally posted by tmex05
it could be a lil firmer .. i think i bought some stock shocks from u a while back we i dont know if u still remember
it could be a lil firmer .. i think i bought some stock shocks from u a while back we i dont know if u still remember
I've heard good things about the kg/mm. I just purchased today an L-tuned. I'll see how it goes. I'm happy with the ride of the Bilstein/OEM springs --just perfect balance of stiffness and comfort-- or I could use just a tad bit of softener. The only thing is it is high up the ground.
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