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excellent writeup Thunder! i've been away from the forums for some time and the first thing i wanted to check on when i came back is to see whether or not you had gone through with this setup. i remember you talking about it a few months ago.
im glad its met your expectations i am in the same boat as you in every single way, 100%, its crazy. heck, i even had an unhappy stint with some Tein coilovers too. seems we are after the same thing in a suspension as well. after i upgrade my brakes(need new pads, and rear rotor shows signs of warping.. might as well upgrade!), a new suspension is next on the list. i trust the research youve done is accurate, so i will probably be going with the very same setup. the drop looks great too.btw, what are your current camber specs? and are they the same now as they were when you had the HFP? |
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Joey
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Randy,
Glad you enjoyed my write-up. My camber specs are -1.5F and -1R. I had stock specs with the HFP. Been crazy busy at home and need to update my OP with comments about Tires, Progress RSB, and custom alignment! Was a surprise to see this Stickied, thanks to the Mod that did it! Last edited by Xtreme Thunder; 07-20-2009 at 01:28 PM. |
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David
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Wow, what an amazing write up!! I have the prokit myself but after reading your right up, I am for sure sold on the Koni's! I can't really justify getting different springs at the moment. I have been meaning to get a different sway bar too. Thanks again for a very detailed write up!!
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Joey
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All in all, the speed you go over any larger bump, or the need for extra caution should be judged using common sense. Don't over do it and you can drive the car over those items like it was stock. Just keep in mind if you straddle anything with the car, the chassis is sitting ~1.0-~1.25" lower than stock. |
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Joey
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No need to switch out the Eibach Prokit, they will work just fine. RSB will help with rotation as well. |
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dude that wud be great i'll keep checkin to see for those HFP pix awsum...and great write up homie
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Steve-O
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^ pix look great man thank you very much...but i might not go with hfp now it looks a lil high...like there isnt much of a difference.... but thanks a lot man
Last edited by SteveOFG2; 08-06-2009 at 01:29 PM. |
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Chris
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just got some quick questions about your suspension set up.
i assume you got your koni yellows from redshift right? so it was all fully assembled and you just mounted the swift springs on the strut afterward? |
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TW FA5 FTMFW!!!
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Awesome write up Joey! After taking that ride in your car, i know that the Koni/swift setup is the way i would like to go. Now i just have see your car at a meet again so i can take a few more looks at how low it is. If i remember correctly it was about 1 finger less of a gap.
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