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From: Whittier
Originally Posted by ryphlex
You don't really need shocks now since you practically
have a brand new car.
Wait til' they blow and invest in them.
I've had my Tanabe DF210's for over 15K or more miles
and I still haven't blown my stock struts/shocks.
have a brand new car.
Wait til' they blow and invest in them.
I've had my Tanabe DF210's for over 15K or more miles
and I still haven't blown my stock struts/shocks.
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Originally Posted by MrCasual
If I'm going to need to change them eventually I might as well do it right and change them all together right? I still have no idea on which shocks.
Yes your shocks will eventually blow but not for a LONG time.
With what you are thinking of doing, you are going to spend money on NEW shocks
to replace yours that are practically NEW as well. You only have, what, about 3K on them?
3K is nothing. That's practically new bro, trust me. I have 38K on my car,
I'm lowered, and I'm on STOCK shocks (not TRD, freaking STOCK).
I honestly was about to do the same and replace them when I put on my springs but
after rationalizing things out, I decided it would be a was a waste of money at
that time. Replace your shocks when you need to, not just because you want to.
Save your money.
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From: Irvine, Ca.
Originally Posted by Mightygnu
My camber isn't that bad, haven't gotten alignment yet...
Should see the car now Chris, has settled nicely.
Should see the car now Chris, has settled nicely.
~Stephanie