Opinions welcome. Future Drop

AlphaxomegaAlphaxomega Senior Wagonist
in Suspension, Braking & Wheels
Well my work is paying off.
I will be getting $200 :x so little but hey its cash. :oops:
Anybody know of a way i can drop my wagon with this amount?
If you can some web links, and info. :D
Many thanks.

Comments

  • C-ratZC-ratZ New Wagonist
    you could get some cheapo ebay coilover sleeves. maybe some drop springs but you'll need any ef rear shocks because the wagon's are like 2 inches taller (please correct me if im wrong on this info) but personally i wouldn't cheap out on suspension...just doesn't sound very safe. just my 2 cents
  • sometimesidosometimesido New Wagonist
    if you really want drop now, you could cut couple coils off and save up some more.
    yea, I wouldn't cheap out on the suspension either.
  • AlphaxomegaAlphaxomega Senior Wagonist
    Nice inputs lol i wasn't planing on going cheap more like a skunk2 coilovers $300, not those crappy ebay colivers that adjust on their on on while driving and $50 doesn't sound too safe for suspension :lol: , but idk seeing if anyone knew a cheaper better way.

    Keep on putting your opinions please and if you can your suspension setup
    progress if you can on how it started. I just cant stand my car on stock height. :x
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  • ragenasianragenasian Moderator
    Cheap and suspension don't go together. Save your money and do it right.

    Also this has all been discussed before. Do a search to see what others are running.
  • sometimesidosometimesido New Wagonist
    skunk2 coilovers for $300?
    is that for used?
  • ragenasianragenasian Moderator
    I think he is referring to the sleeve type.
  • AlphaxomegaAlphaxomega Senior Wagonist
    Sorry for the no search. :oops:
    Yeah the sleeve kit.
    http://tiny.cc/br1f1
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