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Old 01-25-2004, 02:58 PM
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Question Ok I ran a search....and I still have a question

Lowering the Tib...

Going to need lowering springs,
Thinking most definatly going to need a camber kit. (Correct?)

Now my question to you is. what's the differance between Sport Springs and Coil-Overs and what would yall advise?


(Also, if you're like some people and just want to flame my questions....DON'T!!! I seriously just want to make sure I have my facts straight when I started spending the $$$ to make it happen ya know?)

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Get a performance car parts catalog, the cna probably explain better than any of us can.
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