if the springs are stiffer then stock, which they probably are, you will need stiffer shocks (then oem at least) or you will get a really bouncy ride.
short stroke shocks required for rear?
im about to lower the rear of my car using king springs.
Sposed to be abotu a 30mm drop.
will this be ok with the stock shocks? or will i need shorter stroke shocks liek for the front when i lowered that to keep the springs captive.
cheers
Sposed to be abotu a 30mm drop.
will this be ok with the stock shocks? or will i need shorter stroke shocks liek for the front when i lowered that to keep the springs captive.
cheers
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Gas-a-Justs.
They only get tighter the lower it goes...
--BillyM
They only get tighter the lower it goes...
--BillyM
cheers
i can get kyb and monroe for trade price.
but what i meant is will the springs be captive or do i need to get shorter shocks so they will remain captive?
i can get kyb and monroe for trade price.
but what i meant is will the springs be captive or do i need to get shorter shocks so they will remain captive?
Each spring is different depending on the rates. Some have alonger extended length than others. i don't know of anyone using King springs, so you'll have to just put them on and find out.
Christian
Christian
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