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Old 09-11-2006, 12:00 AM   #1
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Default 4 Cylinder spings up front?

Are they worth any time? I have a set laying around but don't wanna waste time for nothing. I already removed the front sway bar. I leave my street tires on the front at the strip as I don't have skinnies if that matters.
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Default Re: 4 Cylinder spings up front?

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Are they worth any time? I have a set laying around but don't wanna waste time for nothing. I already removed the front sway bar. I leave my street tires on the front at the strip as I don't have skinnies if that matters.
I have the 4 banger springs up front that I installed with a bunch of other stuff so I am not sure how much they help if installed alone.

I can tell you that I have much better weight transfer to the rear tires since I installed them.

1.58-1.65 60fts on only 8 inch wide slicks.
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