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ARP studs getting installed - what else to do while in there?

Originally Posted by Rollaspeed1 I appreciate the advice on the SPLs. I知 not ready to spend another grand at the moment. However, since I値l be doing the extended studs, I

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Old 07-22-2020, 10:50 PM   #1 (permalink)
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I appreciate the advice on the SPLs. I知 not ready to spend another grand at the moment. However, since I値l be doing the extended studs, I could technically do the NISMO shocks and springs at the same time. Would that be a worthy upgrade to base?
Those who did it for the most part gave it a There isn't much difference in ride height. The springs are stiffer, so is the dampening. The newer Nismo's have softer springs and dampening.
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Those who did it for the most part gave it a There isn't much difference in ride height. The springs are stiffer, so is the dampening. The newer Nismo's have softer springs and dampening.
I tried both the original Nismo red springs and the newer Nismo black springs and neither set lowed my 12 sport at all.
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