Lowering...
#1
Lowering...
Quick question.... I looked up some stuff on the forum about this but I'm still not sure... If I get some HR Super Sport Springs will I have to get different shocks and struts for them to go on the car properly?
#3
GTFO.
j_gutta: You don't HAVE to get new Shocks/Struts, but your factory set will wear out much faster with the additional travel and abused by being compressed harder. You will need C/C plates for the SS springs, unless you like lots of camber and uneven tread wear on your front tires.
j_gutta: You don't HAVE to get new Shocks/Struts, but your factory set will wear out much faster with the additional travel and abused by being compressed harder. You will need C/C plates for the SS springs, unless you like lots of camber and uneven tread wear on your front tires.
#4
What Stephen said about the CC plates is correct, but if you want to save your tires and get your car back into factory specs, you'll probably need them. The H&R SS springs lower damn near 2", so you might have to get CC plates to be able to get a proper alignment. With that much of a drop, your rear might shift a little, so you might have to get an adjustable panhard bar to correct it.
#5
Lol you're the villan every where you go huh? Thanks for the info though. I already knew about the CC's from a thread by r3dn3ck
#6
No, you don't need shocks and struts. Just the springs.
What Stephen said about the CC plates is correct, but if you want to save your tires and get your car back into factory specs, you'll probably need them. The H&R SS springs lower damn near 2", so you might have to get CC plates to be able to get a proper alignment. With that much of a drop, your rear might shift a little, so you might have to get an adjustable panhard bar to correct it.
What Stephen said about the CC plates is correct, but if you want to save your tires and get your car back into factory specs, you'll probably need them. The H&R SS springs lower damn near 2", so you might have to get CC plates to be able to get a proper alignment. With that much of a drop, your rear might shift a little, so you might have to get an adjustable panhard bar to correct it.
#7
The LCA's are awesome. Car hooks a hell of a lot better now.
#11
You big turd! I don't race, but I do go WOT. I've only had the opportunity to do so twice since the LCA's were installed, but I can definitely tell a difference.
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