Lowering Springs vs. coilovers
With coilovers you can adjust how your car looks, and handles. With springs there is no adjustability with them. I would choose coilovers because its the shock/spring combination that were made to work together. With springs (if there on your stock shocks) may not work right and may run risk of actually hurting the handling on your car then helping it.
duff's right in the sense that coilovers will have the correct shock/spring combo...having only springs will cause the oem shocks to be overworked...you'll need to change the shocks around 2 years
Originally posted by alex911s
Here's my explanation
Coilover=$4,000 (adjustable ride,comfort etc.)
Springs= $500 (roughy)
Here's my explanation
Coilover=$4,000 (adjustable ride,comfort etc.)
Springs= $500 (roughy)
but coilovers give u all the adjustability on the road fromt he ride height, dampening etc... u can dial your car in the way u want it..
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Originally posted by 02barebones996
4k for coilovers... more on the 2500-3k range...
but coilovers give u all the adjustability on the road fromt he ride height, dampening etc... u can dial your car in the way u want it..
4k for coilovers... more on the 2500-3k range...
but coilovers give u all the adjustability on the road fromt he ride height, dampening etc... u can dial your car in the way u want it..
I believe I remember you saying you are in S. FL?? If I am right, come by the shop some time and we can go out in my 996TT with FVD PSS9's and you can see if they are for you or not!
Get Low

Regards,
Evan
Get Low


Regards,
Evan
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