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04-01-2001, 12:58 AM | #1 |
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Location: Miami, Florida
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Springs question...Progressive or Specific
Ok, two years ago I bought lowering springs. I think they are "C" springs. I just bought new Strut and shocks because by old ones were wiped out because of my springs. The ride was stiff. Now the ride is a little better because of the strut and shocks but I still have the stiff ride. I would like to know what srings I should buy.. Progressive or Specific. I dont want that stiff ride but I would like to have some on the handling and the lowered stance. Right now my stance in the front is to low and the back is high. I hate that. What is the Difference between Progresive and specific. Oh yeah, I dont race my car so I wont need drag springs. ALL I want is a softer ride.
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