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Espelirs on stock struts....okay or bad idea?
i know a 2" drop is a lot to ask of stock struts, but I believe mine were replaced semi-recently as they definitely perform better than a 132k mile strut.
i've also got a line on some stechs, but if i can pull off the espelir (ive heard theyre closest to stock ride) at least long enough for me to be able to afford some GR-2's, i'd like to do it.
thanks in advance guys
i know a 2" drop is a lot to ask of stock struts, but I believe mine were replaced semi-recently as they definitely perform better than a 132k mile strut.
i've also got a line on some stechs, but if i can pull off the espelir (ive heard theyre closest to stock ride) at least long enough for me to be able to afford some GR-2's, i'd like to do it.
thanks in advance guys
wait it out and do it right 
save time/money
sorry, OP, to answer your question, it's an ok idea, def not a good one, but not the worst idea.
however, it's recommended since you'll be pulling apart your strut, might as well replace the shocks with stronger/durable ones
imho, espelir > teins

save time/money
sorry, OP, to answer your question, it's an ok idea, def not a good one, but not the worst idea.
however, it's recommended since you'll be pulling apart your strut, might as well replace the shocks with stronger/durable ones

imho, espelir > teins
Last edited by 4ntvings; Oct 28, 2008 at 10:07 AM.
wait it out and do it right 
save time/money
sorry, OP, to answer your question, it's an ok idea, def not a good one, but not the worst idea.
however, it's recommended since you'll be pulling apart your strut, might as well replace the shocks with stronger/durable ones
imho, espelir > teins

save time/money
sorry, OP, to answer your question, it's an ok idea, def not a good one, but not the worst idea.
however, it's recommended since you'll be pulling apart your strut, might as well replace the shocks with stronger/durable ones

imho, espelir > teins
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