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EBay springs

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#2 ·
2" of drop...... man you gonna scrape everywhere and you gonna blow your shocks and struts... And forgot about decent quality ride... it`s gonna ride like s***. Save your money and do it right the first time!
 
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Two people on here have them and say the ride is good a little bouncy but i mean so what? lol and your shocks and struts will be fine. If your looking for looks and not so much performance as it would be buying expensive ones then get them. I bought mine off eBay to and I'm installing them Thursday ill let you know how they ride

---------- Post added at 08:48 PM ---------- Previous post was at 08:48 PM ----------

I actually bought the same exact ones lol
 
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my lil bro has those same ones on his 02 gt and the ride is fine. the stance looks mean too. i got ebay springs too but their dropzones. they were estimated at a 2.25" drop all around and i dont have problems with them. i scrape but on nasty looking speedbumps and steep hills and stuff like that but i dont give a **** i like how it looks super low. and i still need more low lol
 
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So heres my problem. I need to know which springs to get. Either the ones i posted on the original post or the SR ones from AM. Now I dont want to have to replace shocks, struts or add anything else but lower it as much as I can with just buying springs and an alignment. I have 120xxx miles with 18x9 275/35 in front and 18x10 285/35 in back.
 
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If you have stock struts and shocks with 120k, then its really not good to lower it. The right way, and safest with high mileage shocks it to replace them when you do the springs. If you cant afford to then wait until you can. It also doesnt make sense to pull it apart twice. Not to mention worn shocks will cause excessive uneven wear on your tires.

Even some oe replacements will be much better than nothing. Check rockauto.com and you can get em cheap.
 
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If your trying to save some money, a set of the Dropzones at 1.5" would be alright. Although a lot say they didn't do cc plates on their 1.5" or greater drop, I have seen first hand a dozen times how this wears the tires unevenly. At the very least buy some camber bolts, which are cheap, and when you have the alignment done they can install and use those much cheaper than cc plates. For a DD you really want as close to 0 camber as you can get. No point in buying tires more often than you need to, even more so if your already on a budget.
 
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