bumpy and lumpy ride from 30mph to braking (i'm seasick)
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it sounds like 90% shocks. they aren't hard to change but do require the use of a spring compressor which 99% of shops have. it would also be a good time to upgrade to some aftermarket springs to get a completely new ride with a more aggressive look.
also, i got your $$$, still waiting on the two front pieces then the stuff will be out to you asap.
later.
also, i got your $$$, still waiting on the two front pieces then the stuff will be out to you asap.
later.
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i'm actually planning on getting some new lowering ones soon... was gonna get these, anything else out there thats better for price/performance?
http://www.turnermotorsport.com/html/de ... 3308&GO=GO
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