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11-21-2002, 10:31 AM
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lowering springs
I looked at the sprintspring.com site and it say the lowering spring for the maxima cost $264. However, on this website in the mods section it says it cost $150. WHAT'S THE DEAL. Is it a typo or is there really some way to get it for that price. Iwas going to go with the eibach because of reputation but 1.5 just aint enough for the maxima. Too much clearance. Its just to damn high. LOL. Holla back. btw Does anybody know where I can buy KYB AGX for a good price?
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11-22-2002, 10:01 AM
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Sprint springs are the worst spring you can buy for a Maxima. Unfortunately the Maxima only has about 3.5 inches of suspension travel. Sprints drop the car over 2 inches which leaves you with only about 1 inch of travel. They are a show spring, not an everyday driver spring.
Stick with H&R, Eibach or Maxspeed and you car will look good and drive fairly well also. AGX's can be found at Tire Rack or Shox.com. If you want a slammed car, go by a Honda. My sig is H&R springs with AGX struts.
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