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Lets see what is the most common and who the rare are.
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OSV Coilovers here, Baby
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intrax springs with kyb gr2 struts
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Same here |
^ :P What? You never heard of Ebiach?
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what you talking about?
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I'm not sure what she is talking about either lol |
B&G's with KYB's - soon to be Eibach's with Koni's
already with Sway's, STB's, Poly's and 99 grand am aluminum control arms |
:thumb: Eibach and KYB's
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I'm not sure what she is talking about either lol [/b][/quote] You guys are rude. :P Making me look like a weirdo. |
i voted hydros because i dont like waiting on a tank to fill up, but i like both hydros and air. dont like lowering springs or coilovers at all.
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psssht psssssht.
Hey scot ya dork u forgot a 'stock' option. |
Springtechs and stock struts ( I know, I know, I'm just taking my time looking for a good deal ) :grin: Speedbuilt STB's front and rear, and looking forward to buying a beefier rear sway replacement.
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ditto..... |
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why replace em if they dont need replacing? unless you're going for performance. most have no clue what a blown strut is, i put like 90,000 miles on my stocks. anyways. ive got custom coilover made by yours truly. they suck, lol, budget coilovers, who cares since i dont drive it ever right? i'll switch over to air one of these days |
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:o Where did you get the poly bushings, and do all '99 GA's have aluminum control arms? And did you notice an immediate difference with them? |
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Maybe I'm just stupid, but I'm having a hard time swallowing this one. To my knowledge, all 99-2005 N-bodies used steel front lower control arms with aluminum steering knuckles. There are no upper control arms because of the MacPherson strut. Rear suspension consists of (per side) 2 stamped steel lateral arms, a stamped steel trailering arm, and another strut. BTW, rockin' Eibachs and Koni's here, along with PFYC/Next Level anti-roll bars. |
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[/b][/quote] stock is not an option it is standard......................LOL i did it on purpose, |
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