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Need help in making a smoother ride
Right now, I've got a set of GS2 Gas Shocks, and I don't know what springs I have. The problem is that the ride is so stiff. I took it to a shop, and they alligned it and put on a camber kit which helped a little, but the ride is still way too stiff. I was wondering if anyone could recommend some springs that will give a smooth ride and still keep my 2" drop?
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Well you need stiffer springs to compensate for the lower ride height. If you didn't increase the spring rate you would bottom out on your shocks - bad.
Try to find out what springs you have first.
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Yea, find out what springs they are. They could be some generic brand you've never heard of before. The closest thing to a 2" drop for other springs are SPRINT springs. Both of my cousins have those on there cars and it has a pretty good ride and the drop is 2 1/4". Not too much shy of 2". Good luck with everything.
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How do I find out what brand of springs I have? I took a look at my springs, and they're just black, and have no printing on them. I can't contact the previous owner because he moved after he sold me the car. So what do I do?
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