Got pix????Emperor_Tha wrote:I got kyb sturts and tien s-tech spring. Front drop like 3inch. I had stock suspension before with the sr swap. 5inch wheel gap :/ the rear was about 1 inch drop. Overall there is a 2 inch wheel gap in the front with 215/45/17 wheels and about 1 inch in the back. Car does drive a lot better
So you are only using springs in the rear? Not bad...OutToWinPAHC wrote:Ihave the KYB AGX shocks and TEIN springs and that way too truckish with wheel gap. Then the fiberglass and all aluminum engine made it worse.
The drop is minimal, but of the times I was driving it it was smooth. The spings are a 1.8 drop and they need to be more like a 3 in the front.
I have coilovers for the front over, Im happy with the rear because of the fuel cell.
I have the GR2 and Tien's S-Tech. Drop is about 1" or more. Glad it's not more since I scrap some speed bumps here and I've read that any lower then 2.5 will lead to camber issues. I'm not a drifter or racer so it works fine for me and handling has definitely improved.pflicht wrote:Got pix????
Damn it! I know! But I can't justify +$900 on lowering Its just retarded.mrgreeneyes wrote:when you go over a 2" drop, you are almost guaranteed to blow the strut. they are NOT made for that kind of lowering. youll end up with an expensive version of what you have now... blown suspension.
i wont say what you know i want to say. you know my opinion.
I feel the same way but then i just have to think, to get the look i want and to be able to go 4x4 in the winter it is worth it in the long run.pflicht wrote:Damn it! I know! But I can't justify +$900 on lowering Its just retarded.
The thing is, I can grab brand new OEM shocks/struts for $200 with unconditional lifetime warranty after tax and military discount So $200-struts + $150 Shunk2's = 2" drop = WIN for ME!!!Metaru_Gia wrote:I don't have any pics of the 89. I bought the car when I was 18 and didn't have a camera back then. The stock struts didn't blow with the skunk2's, maybe I got lucky. I didn't want to risk it with the AGX's (they cost me about $380) seeing as KYB doesn't recomend a drop lower than 2 inches, so I went with the Teins.
Guaranteed it wont be as bad of a ride as my old coils gave me. Every f'ing bump, even a crack in the ground I could feel. It was horrible... And as of now, every bump I hit my car bounces for an eternity...Metaru_Gia wrote:I say go for it, but get ready for a horrible ride. All your friends will be on your cars nuts, but you'll be kicking yourself every time you go over railroad tracks.