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    lowering my ride

    so what all would go into lowering my CB? im thinkin a 3" all around, could i jus get my suspension parts off ebay if their brandname?

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    The most important thing is to just not "cheap out" on the suspension. It is going to take a good bit of money to achieve a safe drop. There are tons of threads on here about this same topic. Try to find some of them and read through.

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      Do your research, get quality parts, and install them correctly. Then get your wheels aligned professionally.

      3" is actually quite low. You'll want a high quality full coilover kit for that (though most are VERY stiff, and will make for a rough ride... that in itself can be dangerous.)

      My advice would be some H&R Race springs and Koni Yellow shocks.






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