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I am in the market for new wheels,(17",205/40's) and a lowering job, and coilovers appeal to me the most. What are some downsides of coilovers, and are there any other aftermarket accesories I would need to correct a 2" or more drop? I don't know much, but have heard that anything more than 1.5" requires extra attention. Thank You.
1998 Jetta GT 2.0L/4cyl/Automatic No Mods...yet |
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For most coilovers you will need an alignment kit to bring alignment back to factory recommended wear.
Eibach makes an alignment kit that allow for + or - 1.0 degree for the front that sells for $35 delivered. Obviously as you go lower expect tighter ride and more road noise esp over rougher roads. |
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my friend is giving me a set of dropzone coilovers he bought for his carbut they were the wroong ones. he said they are suposed to give me a zero to 4 inch drop. my question is am i just going to need and alignment or will i need to replace my struts also.
i have a 97 civic lx 5 speed.
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hi there...
I just ordered H&R coilovers for my VW MKIV...
You should really check out www.vwvortex.com or www.club18t.com or www.vwaddiction.com for much more info on VW and suspensions ![]() have fun!
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