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Honestly, im not trying to mess up $120 shocks. If I cut it off, im worried ill mess something up. Not to mention my whole warranty goes out the window.
Im using the whole skunk2 coilover sleeve kit. Should suit me well.
I'd have to say this site was founded on building the cars we wanted to build, despite if the rest of the car community liked it or not. This site was founded on freedom of automotive self expression and the passion that goes in to each and every build... This site is about doing what you like, whatever makes you happy, and not caring about what other people think...
The Bilstein's didnt work out. I exchanged them for a slightly different set; Bilstein Small Bodies. Differences include:
-6" Stroke, instead of 7
-11" tall fully compressed, instead of 13.2
-5.5/5.5 rebound/compression, instead of 5/5
-1 5/8" body, instead of 2.03
The good news is, they'll be here on Monday.
Yesterday I got to work on preparing the stock struts. I cut the stock spring perch and end link tab. Then shaved the welds. The end link is mounted fairly high on the protege. So high that to go low enough, you need to re-mount it. I haven't decided on whether i actually want to have it re-welded lower on the strut. Or just delete it all together.
if your shock tube is 2" OD then run agx's theyre short stroke so cutting and welding are involved. im running sw20 struts on my cressida. best investment
As you can see there extremely short. Even shorter after i cut the ball joint off. I dropped them off at speedware today so they can weld in a sleeve to keep the strut still. When its all said and done, my total strut will be about a foot tall.
holy low balls adam, i see you removed the eyelids too
Originally posted by M.Burroughs
I'd have to say this site was founded on building the cars we wanted to build, despite if the rest of the car community liked it or not. This site was founded on freedom of automotive self expression and the passion that goes in to each and every build... This site is about doing what you like, whatever makes you happy, and not caring about what other people think...
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