Full suspension rebuild questions
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Full suspension rebuild questions
I have a 2001 EM2 auto. Im looking to do a full overhaul on my suspension and replace as much as possible before I put my new wheels and tires on. I've already done the rack and pinion as well as inner and outer tie rods. No huge issues currently, just pretty bumpy, lots of clunking especially over bumpy roads which unfortunately is all the roads where I live. I want to fully replace as much of the rear and front suspension as possible but the front end is my priority. Not really trying to build a race car, just want something thats enjoyable and comfortable to daily and increase handling, especially through turns, as much as possible. Currently wanting to do the Godspeed mono rs coilovers (since the truharts are indefinitely out of stock) but i was hoping you guys could point me in the right direction as to where to start and list some or all things to replace as far as suspension goes. Also, if anyone else has found other fixes for the "honda clunks" id appreciate it as well! Thanks
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any coilovers below 800 are a waste of money.
replacement shocks, control arms bushings (front arms, simply get new arms, they are around 100 bucks), check top hats, antiroll bar endlinks, , pry around to see where there is too much play.
replacement shocks, control arms bushings (front arms, simply get new arms, they are around 100 bucks), check top hats, antiroll bar endlinks, , pry around to see where there is too much play.
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I forgot the prices for 7th Gen have dropped (they got all the moneys from them by now ) - for the parts maker that are left, anyway
Tein is a maker that can be trusted.
Tein is a maker that can be trusted.
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Not intended to thread jack here. I need to do the same thing to my ES1 and I'm exhausted from trying to figure out what I need in coilovers. I just got don looking at Tein but it appears they are all special made to order now... :/ Can't be as simple as a part number. Guess I'll be on the phone with Tein tomorrow. I'm about ready to ditch this car for something I can actually play with.
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Not intended to thread jack here. I need to do the same thing to my ES1 and I'm exhausted from trying to figure out what I need in coilovers. I just got don looking at Tein but it appears they are all special made to order now... :/ Can't be as simple as a part number. Guess I'll be on the phone with Tein tomorrow. I'm about ready to ditch this car for something I can actually play with.
$817 for the street advance z
$712 for the street basis z if you don't care for adjustable dampering
$1159 for the flex z for better build quality and included top mounts with built in camber plates (when I ran my tein super streets, these were a $200 add on, and I def spent $1250 on the set, and that was a damn good deal in 2005)
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I have the street advance z and have no complaints.
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https://www.carid.com/tein/0-7-3-1-x...360&url=952041
$817 for the street advance z
$712 for the street basis z if you don't care for adjustable dampering
$1159 for the flex z for better build quality and included top mounts with built in camber plates (when I ran my tein super streets, these were a $200 add on, and I def spent $1250 on the set, and that was a damn good deal in 2005)
$817 for the street advance z
$712 for the street basis z if you don't care for adjustable dampering
$1159 for the flex z for better build quality and included top mounts with built in camber plates (when I ran my tein super streets, these were a $200 add on, and I def spent $1250 on the set, and that was a damn good deal in 2005)
Thank you for saving my bacon. I try not to throw tools when I get frustrated, really I do...
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