1984 Supra

[jakobrandolphs14]

Im having trouble finding a nice and reasonably priced way to lower my 1984 supra. Need Help ASAP :newbie: :aw:

[soreballz]

Why would you ask such a question in the S/Z-Chassic tech section of a S/Z-chassis forum? First post? Really? A Supra question? Go away.

[ST34LthyN1NJ4]

Why would you ask such a question in the S/Z-Chassic tech section of a S/Z-chassis forum? First post? Really? A Supra question? Go away.

lol no shit, that and all these damn new people are acting like they have never used a forum before, making new threads for stupid questions :picardfp:

[Torq_Meister]

wrong forum, prepare to be flamed.

reasonably priced? springs

i think psm makes coils for supras now though, which is what i would do if i owned one.

[STEEZxIT]

http://i49.tinypic.com/oktog1.jpg

apply tree thoroughly to entire vehicle, then bask in lowered glory.

[archonftw]

kill yourself.

[jakobrandolphs14]

wrong forum, prepare to be flamed.

reasonably priced? springs

i think psm makes coils for supras now though, which is what i would do if i owned one.

thanks dude, i love nissan its just hard to find one where i live for a good price.

[rcdad123]

you can use first gen mr2 strut inserts in the front and i believe a cressida or camaro rear shocks in the rear. eibach, tokico, trd, etc. make lowering springs for ur car. the struts and shocks i mentioned are shorter than the stock ones, so you still have plenty of suspension left even after you lower it.

[rcdad123]

you have to shorten the front strut housing to take advantage of the shorter mr2 strut inserts though.

[Agamemnon]

Clearly the OP is a spam bot. The smiley is the dead giveaway.