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What springs?
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Looks good. What wheel/tire set up did you go with on the AMRs? Thinking about ordering a set.
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dubster99
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How does it drive with sport front and pro rear? How were you able to buy half of each? That looks fucking incredible, and is exactly what I'm looking for in a set of springs.
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I did that on my last car
Suggested to a few that this is what I want to do And cant believe the ear fulls I got
Looks fantastic
Does the drive feel odd out fairly balanced?
Suggested to a few that this is what I want to do And cant believe the ear fulls I got
Looks fantastic
Does the drive feel odd out fairly balanced?
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I had the pro fronts, they do ride slightly better because there is more travel. Springs rates are almost identical, within 5 percent of each other. I think it handles better with the sportline fronts, I would do the sportline rears but I just wanted the car to have a rake, the level stance looks horrible on these cars in my opinion.
dubster99
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So basically you bought a set of pros and then sportline fronts. I wonder if there will be a market to sell the pro fronts and recoup some of that cash. I agree with you. A slight rake is perfection.
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I'm sure someone will pick up a pro front And get a rake with stock rears.
Stock rears aren't that bad
Or fronts are horrible. I feel like I'm popping wheelies, especially during acceleration
Stock rears aren't that bad
Or fronts are horrible. I feel like I'm popping wheelies, especially during acceleration
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How was getting alignment in the front?
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I agree. You can't beat that price. They are a little on the heavy side but still better than the oem equivalents. I originally wanted to get the 19s but they have a square nitto 20" package for a little over $1200 right now which is an amazing price. I'm looking for a 1" drop all around but the forward rake does look good. Based on yours do you think the 20" wheels would suffer from any rubbing problems? It looks like there is still a fair amount of clearance in your pictures.