Lowering spirngs?
yeah, if you can try to go with coilovers or full setup, most people who get springs tend to move on to replacing their shocks
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Originally Posted by adybuncio
yeah, if you can try to go with coilovers or full setup, most people who get springs tend to move on to replacing their shocks
If you have any technical skill it would be worth your while to do it yourself.
Instead of paying roughly $450 for install and $150 for alignment, you could get....
Instead of paying roughly $450 for install and $150 for alignment, you could get....
- Install tech article ----------- free
- Spring compressor ---------- $75
- Socket & rachet set --------- $100
- Allen wrench set ------------ $40
- Mechanix gloves (2 pair) --- $50
- Aluminum race jack -------- $125
- Jack stands ----------------- $40
- Beer for 2 ------------------- $20
- Alignment ------------------ $150
Originally Posted by PorscheC4
For now im just going to get the springs. How much are the wheels on your car that youre selling? What kind, and sizes, offset, etc?
265/35/18
I think they are sport designs. 2 inch lip on the rear and an inch up front.
Selling for $1800 obo
Originally Posted by adybuncio
225/40/18
265/35/18
I think they are sport designs. 2 inch lip on the rear and an inch up front.
Selling for $1800 obo
265/35/18
I think they are sport designs. 2 inch lip on the rear and an inch up front.
Selling for $1800 obo
Originally Posted by PorscheC4
i really want a tight sort of f1 sound. which exhaust(s) would be best for this type of sound?
The only f1 sounding exhaust is a Kreissieg which will run you over 10g's.
http://www.kreissieg-usa.com
Originally Posted by skibum
The only f1 sounding exhaust is a Kreissieg which will run you over 10g's.
http://www.kreissieg-usa.com
http://www.kreissieg-usa.com
Originally Posted by PorscheC4
Yea, kreissieg is sick but not worth it to me. but i just want one that has a tight sporty sound, to clarify a little more. not rumbly. tight and windy.



