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Old 03-11-2003, 06:58 PM
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I am planning on getting the Skunk2 coliover kit, is it good?/relieable, does it put out good performance? Alos, do i need shocks, i will probably get them, but what kind of shocks would work good? Will i have any problems mixing skunk2 with other shocks?
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from what i heard they are pretty good. the only good coilover sleeves that i heard are the best out are either the ground controls or skunk2's so either way you can't go wrong. more than likely you're going to need new shocks cause the stock ones will make the ride suck and will blow out in about a month, some good shocks are koni(yellow), tokiko(blue& illumina) and kyb(agx).
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