Lowering Spring Install...
Once you get your springs, throw out some weekends that you are available. I know there is a lot going on for others over the next couple weeks so it may be tough and I know I have a lot going on over the next couple weekends on my car (have to replace the motor) so that is taking up a lot of time
long story short, i am sure we can find time
long story short, i am sure we can find time
There was only one tricky part, and that was detaching the tie rod from the shock assembly, but my neighbor had a front end kit with clamps that helped out a lot. A couple twists and it popped right out.
This springs are Tanabe NF-210 and I like them a lot so far. The ride actually feels better after lowering. The springs have a better feel, bumps are absorbed nicer and it handles better.... plus just looks good. I'm pretty satisfied.
This springs are Tanabe NF-210 and I like them a lot so far. The ride actually feels better after lowering. The springs have a better feel, bumps are absorbed nicer and it handles better.... plus just looks good. I'm pretty satisfied.
Yeah, I didn't scrape the road... just the wheels to the wheel wells. It drives fine, but if I hit a huge nasty (bump) and I can't slow down due to being in the middle of an intersection or something... I get a little scrape action. Still fun...









