Pro Kit vs Sportline
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Originally Posted by Cascino
LX, you should read up alot about upgrading shocks, as they say in the suspension topics when dealin with sportlines, it's all different with peple shocks. it basically comes down to luck. If you have the money i highly recomend the Koni front and rear shocks with the sportlines, its the closest to stock if not the same. this will give you that low look that you want and will keep you satisfied with the ride plus no worries about blown shocks. if the ride is an issue go with Prokit. Im going with the prokit, cuz i dont want to upgrade my shocks and in PA i cant go that low. hope this helps
Tell parents its a safety issue. Must install good aftermarket shocks (Tokiko's or KYB) with lowering springs so you don't make same mistake countless others have, which is the whole point of this website -- or one of them. Search word: "blown".
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Rep Power: 0 hey, instead of creatin a new thread mind as well ask here...my local rim/suspension place carries the sportline and prokit... my car is ridign on 15s (stock tire size) and i wnat to get rid of my gap would the prokit be suffishent enough or would the sportline be the way to go? thanks, or just save for coilovers haha.
Originally Posted by PennyKnotOff
You'll need to replace your shocks. The sooner the better but w/ the prokit they should last longer and one other thing is you will need a camber kit if you don't want to be replacing tires every year. I suggest the SPC camber kit
I also do NOT recommend an Ingalls camber kit. I've had mine fixed twice, but it still makes noise (somewhere on there, I think a bolt is sliding on an arm, if that makes sense). I need to replace it.
Edit: I have 215/45/17s.
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