coilovers or springs in NE?
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I haven't heard this, but I was thinking it.
I'm on the coil-over fence but I don't want to drop all that coin and then have them get all caked up with that winter crap... and I'm certainly not swapping out twice a year.
I was thinking about springs but I do quite a bit of miles and don't want the additional cost of constantly replacing suspension parts due to premature wear.
I'm on the coil-over fence but I don't want to drop all that coin and then have them get all caked up with that winter crap... and I'm certainly not swapping out twice a year.
I was thinking about springs but I do quite a bit of miles and don't want the additional cost of constantly replacing suspension parts due to premature wear.
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Originally Posted by naci24
hey guys, am i better off with springs or coilovers in NE? I have been reading that coilovers are no good here because in the winter they get damaged
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Originally Posted by naci24
Mike-I really like ur drop-u said those are s-techs? I might go with those if they are not too unconfortable-I dont want a major drop and the price dif between the stechs and the basics is major--so if the confortability difference is not major then they are not worth it to me
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