Wheels, exhaust, and springs....got a few questions
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09-19-2005 | 09:24 AM
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Welcome.
Before you go out and buy the first set of springs that are recommended by "some guy" on "some forum" I'd suggest doing a search for posts by gsedan35. Read up on the different springs, roll rates, understeer/oversteer characteristics, drop amounts, alignment concerns, etc...
Then you'll be able to get the springs you want.
I also suggest you spend a few weeks/months on the stock springs to see how you like/dislike those. It will let you know where to go from stock.
YMMV
Before you go out and buy the first set of springs that are recommended by "some guy" on "some forum" I'd suggest doing a search for posts by gsedan35. Read up on the different springs, roll rates, understeer/oversteer characteristics, drop amounts, alignment concerns, etc...
Then you'll be able to get the springs you want.
I also suggest you spend a few weeks/months on the stock springs to see how you like/dislike those. It will let you know where to go from stock.
YMMV
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09-19-2005 | 09:55 AM
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Originally Posted by neffster
Welcome.
Before you go out and buy the first set of springs that are recommended by "some guy" on "some forum" I'd suggest doing a search for posts by gsedan35. Read up on the different springs, roll rates, understeer/oversteer characteristics, drop amounts, alignment concerns, etc...
Then you'll be able to get the springs you want.
I also suggest you spend a few weeks/months on the stock springs to see how you like/dislike those. It will let you know where to go from stock.
YMMV
Before you go out and buy the first set of springs that are recommended by "some guy" on "some forum" I'd suggest doing a search for posts by gsedan35. Read up on the different springs, roll rates, understeer/oversteer characteristics, drop amounts, alignment concerns, etc...
Then you'll be able to get the springs you want.
I also suggest you spend a few weeks/months on the stock springs to see how you like/dislike those. It will let you know where to go from stock.
YMMV
-Chris
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