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Im considering on getting the rsr super down for my awd, but this is my first car i ever lowered. When i get the rsr super down springs, do i need to purchase any parts like struts Etc?
Im considering on getting the rsr super down for my awd, but this is my first car i ever lowered. When i get the rsr super down springs, do i need to purchase any parts like struts Etc?
did you purchase the super downs? I’m in the same boat..
did you purchase the super downs? I’m in the same boat..
I have been running rsr superdowns on my 2014 awd is350 for over a year now. No issues. You don't have to purchase anything else. Only con is this will wear out your oem shocks/struts much quicker. It also rides really rough. I dont mind though because it looks amazing
I have been running rsr superdowns on my 2014 awd is350 for over a year now. No issues. You don't have to purchase anything else. Only con is this will wear out your oem shocks/struts much quicker. It also rides really rough. I dont mind though because it looks amazing
oh okay that’s good to know!
well I’m leaning more towards Downs now.. do they ever go on sale?
When you lower your springs that much you really need to stiffen the shocks to prevent bottoming out the struts, plus factory shocks are not designed to function and maintain a constant state of compression. On AWD it’s a lot lower than factory intended for the front axel, so I wouldn’t doubt axel wear will be premature also. Unfortunately no one makes performance struts, so you really should get coil overs if you want to go that low.