Random Little Question Thread
Depends on cell count - lower is higher flow... but realistically you arien't going to tell the diff one from another... and if you did back to back dynos its doubtful you would see enough difference to matter.
^^ I've had my OEM links running with Stillen sways for about a year and a half (I drive year-round) -- no breakage yet. I think they'll hang in, but I definitely want to get some adjustable ones since my drop puts the OEMs at odd angles so they probably won't work/last as well as they should.
^^ I've had my OEM links running with Stillen sways for about a year and a half (I drive year-round) -- no breakage yet. I think they'll hang in, but I definitely want to get some adjustable ones since my drop puts the OEMs at odd angles so they probably won't work/last as well as they should.
No harm in resetting the ECU.
^^ I've had my OEM links running with Stillen sways for about a year and a half (I drive year-round) -- no breakage yet. I think they'll hang in, but I definitely want to get some adjustable ones since my drop puts the OEMs at odd angles so they probably won't work/last as well as they should.
^I'm trying to remember... off the top of my head, I was thinking h-techs were almost the same drop as z-springs (~1") in which case the Z shocks would be fine.
hrm htechs are 1.38" front .67" rear
rates are 320/260
s-techs 1.97/1.26 360/270
stock z 314/427(revised)
maybe slapping sedan s-techs on the z shocks wouldnt be the worst idea...
rates are 320/260
s-techs 1.97/1.26 360/270
stock z 314/427(revised)
maybe slapping sedan s-techs on the z shocks wouldnt be the worst idea...
be honest!!! would these look good or what? i love them on a mustang but what would they look like on a sedan? aggressive or stupid?
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