i was looking at the thread to about the cheapest but safest way to lower my cb7...will it work with the CB9 ? and how low will it sit? and if im going run wide wheels do i have to do more to it? or it'll sit just right
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Yes, you can. The only reason I didn't go with springs/struts was because I was worried about the rear sagging in the long run. I haul around a bunch of shit in the back at any given time, and it made my sedan sag quite a bit... I figured with the added weight of the wagon it'd make it sag worse.
There isn't a thread titled "Cheapest suspension setup for lowering your car"? Hmmm, weird.Originally posted by tommi View Postthere isnt one. get some nice shocks and springs that is only way.
http://www.cb7tuner.com/vbb/showthread.php?t=177130
1999 BMW M3
2001 Honda CR-V SE RT4WD
2005 Chevrolet Tahoe Z71
2015 Suzuki V-Strom 650
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i was thinking about going with adjustable coil overs, will it work with the shocks posted in that thread?Originally posted by JoshM View PostYes, you can. The only reason I didn't go with springs/struts was because I was worried about the rear sagging in the long run. I haul around a bunch of shit in the back at any given time, and it made my sedan sag quite a bit... I figured with the added weight of the wagon it'd make it sag worse.
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No. If you want coilover sleeves, get Ground Control and Koni Yellows.
If you're wanting full bodied coilovers, several can be had for pretty cheap.
Function and Form Type I (which I have) is about $600.
Tein Basics and Megan EZs are around $700.
And so on.
1999 BMW M3
2001 Honda CR-V SE RT4WD
2005 Chevrolet Tahoe Z71
2015 Suzuki V-Strom 650
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Originally posted by JoshM View PostNo. If you want coilover sleeves, get Ground Control and Koni Yellows.
If you're wanting full bodied coilovers, several can be had for pretty cheap.
Function and Form Type I (which I have) is about $600.
Tein Basics and Megan EZs are around $700.
And so on.
so if i wanna slam it what else do i have to get? do i need any extra parts? or these will be good enough?
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don't forget about getting a quality camber kit....Originally posted by Ely585 View Postso if i wanna slam it what else do i have to get? do i need any extra parts? or these will be good enough?
and an alignment.
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how much would the set up be estimating, forcoilovers and shocks. .to slam it but not too slammed. .Originally posted by JoshM View PostThis was about half way down on the F2 Type Is:

The car wouldn't be drivable if the coilovers were all the way down. So if all you're wanting to do is slam your car, these would be good.
damn im so confused about this suspension shit lol
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