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Registered User
Car: lil white ford
lake-landa
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i was woundering if any one is using shocks and springs on there car and drift it, and what they think of them, i dont have the $ for coilovers right now so i was thing of shocks and springs but i want some opinions. thanks
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Registered Banana
Car: 85 AE86 GTS Hatchback
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you ARE able to slide the car on shocks and springs just fine BUT your car will perform better with coilovers. Just heat/cut your springs and save your cash until you can afford some coilovers. Depending on your car, they start at about 700 and up. Unless you have an ae86, then the teins start at 2k.
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TR Balla Donor Supreme
Car:
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if you are going to spend 400 on a shock+spring combo just save a couple hundred more and get coilovers, youll regret them after you buy them cause you are not going to reduce body roll and sway by that much compared to stock suspension. there is a kid on the nissan for sale getting rid of some cusco comp s' for 500 which is a great start.
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Banned
Car:
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I'm using Nissan shocks. whenever the body or the wheels encounter any motion, my Nissan shocks bear the force. and those same Nissan shocks are what i count on to help me stop straight, corner well, and remain comfortable.
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Banned
Car: 93' Nissan 240sx
My inpenatrable fortress of doom with 24/7 gaurd gates,six killer pitbull's and secret codes.
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poop. cut springs hahaha
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