Suspension/spacer question
07-11-2009, 12:36 PM
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Suspension/spacer question
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Real quick question: I am getting the Hotchkis TVS kit and the Tokico HPs. With this suspension, can I still do a 20mm spacer up front and 25mm in the back with OEM 17"s? Or should I wait, get the slight drop, then measure? Thanks in advance for any info.
Oh, and don't flame for searching, I have been searching all day (yes, sometimes my search skills suck), but I have searched for this specific question.
Real quick question: I am getting the Hotchkis TVS kit and the Tokico HPs. With this suspension, can I still do a 20mm spacer up front and 25mm in the back with OEM 17"s? Or should I wait, get the slight drop, then measure? Thanks in advance for any info.
Oh, and don't flame for searching, I have been searching all day (yes, sometimes my search skills suck), but I have searched for this specific question.
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07-11-2009, 03:56 PM
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better yet , save the $225 you will spend in spacers and use it for new wheels.
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1. install the struts and springs first, then check your alignment specs. You very well may need a rear camber/toe kit
2. measure the amt of room you have once the above is done, and buy the appropriate spacers
2. measure the amt of room you have once the above is done, and buy the appropriate spacers
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07-11-2009, 07:25 PM
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Wow...such amazing help. NO ONE AROUND HERE CARES....why **** money away on Rotas...why not just save more money on volks with that mind set. Some of us work on a budget, don't follow the flock, and have a more goal oriented approach to the car.
SO...unless you can keep it on topic, don't give your advice please.
SO...unless you can keep it on topic, don't give your advice please.
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