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Old 03-11-2006, 06:03 PM
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stock strust\\t\\ compatible with lowering springs?

I recently put new struts all around on my 89 crx. I went with KYB GR2's...i was wondering if I can buy new springs to lower it that will just go with the struts i got?
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Re: stock strust\\t\\ compatible with lowering springs?

Of course!! That's one of the purposes of getting new struts, so you can properly upgrade your springs for stiffer/lower.
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