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^^It rides awesome. I also put on sways at the same time and the handling is great. Honestly I can't tell the stiffness difference yet. I had the sport suspension on before so it is hard to tell the difference IMO.
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Originally Posted by Canadian
Heres the breakdown:
Coils: $806
Sways: $269
Rear Camer Arms: $200
Install + Alignment: $500
I try not to think of it that much.
Coils: $806
Sways: $269
Rear Camer Arms: $200
Install + Alignment: $500
I try not to think of it that much.
So no front cambers?
How long have you had them and whats your tire wear look like?
How does it do on aggressive turns?
Do you mind writing a little review to tell us what its like?
As soon as I get my tax return I'm going for:
Basics
Stillen Sways
Rear cambers for sure
Maybe Fronts
GTspec chassis bars
Front shock tower bar
I would appreciate it if you took the time. Thanks alot.
Joined: Oct 2005
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No, I didn't get any front cambers. There is some definite camber in the front, but it really wasn't too bad and I can live with it. I've only had them on for about a week now, so hopefully no tire wear yet 
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Handling is superior now, I can definately feel the less body roll (I'm on Medium/Medium with the sways) and it rides good with the coils.
It is kind of a pain for going over speedbumps and up my driveway, but I can live with it and its not that big of a deal, just have to be extra careful now.
The coils don't feel much stiffer than stock, but they do take turns better now along with the sways, I love it! If you have the money, I would definitely recommend getting basics and sways, I don't think the front camber arms are necessary, but thats just my opinion. I might get them in the future, but not too sure.
.Handling is superior now, I can definately feel the less body roll (I'm on Medium/Medium with the sways) and it rides good with the coils.
It is kind of a pain for going over speedbumps and up my driveway, but I can live with it and its not that big of a deal, just have to be extra careful now.
The coils don't feel much stiffer than stock, but they do take turns better now along with the sways, I love it! If you have the money, I would definitely recommend getting basics and sways, I don't think the front camber arms are necessary, but thats just my opinion. I might get them in the future, but not too sure.
Joined: Oct 2005
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From: Las Vegas, NV
Originally Posted by G3Fizzive
Car looks good bro....I've seen your car in the Henderson area.
What color is your G? Any mods?
