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03-10-2006, 10:52 AM
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Stoping the bounce on the street
Hey guys...Im a total noob first of all...I got a 1995 GS-R not to long ago and recently i have decided to fix this bouncing problem....Im pretty sure it has Stock Everything....and i basically want to stop the bouncing in like pot holes and whatnot and then i would like to not have to go over speed bumps at 1mph in order to save my passengers from smashing their heads through the ceiling....So anyway...I dont plan on lowering it or anything just stop the problems listed...and do i need to buy both shocks and springs or what?..so give me some suggestions thanks (o yeah it has 170k miles)
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03-10-2006, 08:27 PM
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Re: Stoping the bounce on the street
No, you should just really only need new shocks. You could always upgrade to Integra Type-R OEM springs though, They will be stiffer, but roughly the same height.
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