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i think you would be better off with coilovers. with springs you are restricted to only one height, as oppose to coilovers where you can adjust height and damper as
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i think you would be better off with coilovers. with springs you are restricted to only one height, as oppose to coilovers where you can adjust height and damper as you please. i regret not getting coilovers in the first place now waiting for the cold weather to past so i can install my coilovers and sell my springs. there are springs and shock combos out there that ppl are running on here if you really want to go that route. and forgot to mention you'll need toe bolts like chuck said above.
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