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Old 04-07-2014, 09:49 PM   #11
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Originally Posted by wolfpack View Post

The coilovers carry a heavy price tag, but as far as I am concerned… you get what you pay for in this case! If you are about that lowriding lifestyle and do not want to sacrifice the performance of your dampers, than these are for you! Do it right or do it twice. Pair these up with some subframe risers, and front and rear drop knuckles (rear knuckles are still on my list)… and you’ll have a car that lays frame and drives exactly how it is supposed to! Before, I felt that lowrider’s just generally rode like crap and you would just need to man up and deal with it if you are about that life… These coilovers have given me a slightly brighter outlook on the way a car handles when you are trying to tuck rim. I plan to get a set of rear drop knuckles sometime to see how smooth I can really get this car to handle. People are amazed when they go for a ride. You hear a lot of noise under the car, but the ride feels so smooth and responsive. Definitely an upgrade over anything else I have experience with.

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