budget suspension setups
#2
Re: budget suspension setups
i run agx's and tein s-tech springs on my crx and i love it.it rides nice as ---- and i have the ability to adjust the stiffness depending on what im doing.. i think i might have $500 in it considering i bought it all from e-gay
#4
Re: budget suspension setups
its a 96 civic sedan
i liked my teins alot but id like a little lower. are those agx's adjustable in ride height? ive heard you can lower your car a little with some struts and it still rides good, like lower then the drop spring is said to go, but i dont know much about this stuff.
id like to spend under $400, but i havent researched much yet.. id like my car low but not as low as it is now where all my fender linings are shredded and i can rest my motor on small 2" speed bumps
i liked my teins alot but id like a little lower. are those agx's adjustable in ride height? ive heard you can lower your car a little with some struts and it still rides good, like lower then the drop spring is said to go, but i dont know much about this stuff.
id like to spend under $400, but i havent researched much yet.. id like my car low but not as low as it is now where all my fender linings are shredded and i can rest my motor on small 2" speed bumps
#8
Re: budget suspension setups
Ive got KYB GR2s and eGay coil overs. IT work pretty good and was the total cheapness.
Unfortunatly for my car thats about as good as it gets. 1988 Toyota Tercel = no aftermarket
I am looking at hte posibility of making some shortened struts and using short KONI race inserts.
Unfortunatly for my car thats about as good as it gets. 1988 Toyota Tercel = no aftermarket
I am looking at hte posibility of making some shortened struts and using short KONI race inserts.