Shocks & Springs (URGENT!!!!!!!)
11-30-2003, 06:04 PM
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Shocks & Springs (URGENT!!!!!!!)
Hey, Im about to buy whiteline springs with KYB AGX`s for my 91 240sx fastback in a day or two... Do you guys think this would be a good setup for street? I was also looking at rs-r race springs for street... WHITELINE OR RS-R???????????????? ppl who have one of these two setups, P L E A S E give me some advice before I make my purchase. THanks peeps
11-30-2003, 07:03 PM
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I just searched and in 15 seconds found 11 topics, one of which was one dude who went with the whitelines and AGX's, and even included pics and a review.
Your answer has been here the whole time.
I'd go whiteline, Never heard of RSR and unless you know they are an established company I wouldn't risk it.
Dr.
Your answer has been here the whole time.
I'd go whiteline, Never heard of RSR and unless you know they are an established company I wouldn't risk it.
Dr.
12-01-2003, 08:03 AM
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Originally posted by drnovascotia
I just searched and in 15 seconds found 11 topics, one of which was one dude who went with the whitelines and AGX's, and even included pics and a review.
Your answer has been here the whole time.
I'd go whiteline, Never heard of RSR and unless you know they are an established company I wouldn't risk it.
Dr.
I just searched and in 15 seconds found 11 topics, one of which was one dude who went with the whitelines and AGX's, and even included pics and a review.
Your answer has been here the whole time.
I'd go whiteline, Never heard of RSR and unless you know they are an established company I wouldn't risk it.
Dr.
http://www.rs-r.co.jp/
My brother put a set of RS*R Down Springs on his Toyota and they keep the car nice and flat (he's got Tokico Blues). They're a tad stiff, but nothing too harsh. A lot of people who have Whitelines always give good comments on them, and to throw in another suggestion, Tein S-Tech's are working really good for me right now (I'm on KYB's currently, but only GR-2's).
I guess pick your favorite color spring?
12-01-2003, 08:09 PM
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Originally posted by Dres240
Hmmm b4 I buy, wut ya guys think about the ground control coilover kit for the 240sx 89-94???? If it starts snowin in New Jersey where im at or something, and I need to raise it.
Hmmm b4 I buy, wut ya guys think about the ground control coilover kit for the 240sx 89-94???? If it starts snowin in New Jersey where im at or something, and I need to raise it.
12-07-2003, 03:35 PM
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If I get Whiteline springs w AGXs, will I be able to fit some 17" wheels on later? I was going to get the 5zigen fn-01 RC in bronze,17x7 in front and 17x8 in the back with like 215 tires front, 235 back...... would anybody know if that could work with tire rub from the lowered ride?
12-07-2003, 03:55 PM
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Originally posted by Dres240
If I get Whiteline springs w AGXs, will I be able to fit some 17" wheels on later? I was going to get the 5zigen fn-01 RC in bronze,17x7 in front and 17x8 in the back with like 215 tires front, 235 back...... would anybody know if that could work with tire rub from the lowered ride?
If I get Whiteline springs w AGXs, will I be able to fit some 17" wheels on later? I was going to get the 5zigen fn-01 RC in bronze,17x7 in front and 17x8 in the back with like 215 tires front, 235 back...... would anybody know if that could work with tire rub from the lowered ride?
And as for me going with whitelines..Ive heard only good things about it, and the spring rate a lil stiffer so thats a plus in my book.
12-07-2003, 05:21 PM
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Whitelines are sexy stiff but since you're looking for a "street" setup, take into consideration that stiffer = bumpier on public roads that aren't flat like a glass table. A lot of people deal with it, but don't realize that after awhile there's more wear and tear on the car than if they went with a slightly softer spring.
Just something to consider
Just something to consider
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