Coil overs or shocks/springs
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Helps us info brokers know what were dealing with when ???? are asked in the forums..

Thank You !

C'omon! You can do it .
From someone who's had both, go straight to a quality coilover setup. I started with springs/shocks, but after a while, you'll want to go lower, and want a stiffer, better ride like I did. No use in spending the money twice.
And what brands of coilovers do you guys suggest..I don't want to rough of a ride..firm is ok but I don't want a bone jarring ride..and I have 17's on the car right now. The person I got the car from had put 40's on it and I'm thinkin I'm going to put 45's or 50's on it..
Don't go 50s, they are too big. 215/45 should be good, if the wheels are 7in-8in wide.
For suspension, I'd suggest a Koni/Ground Control combo (you can choose your spring rates), Tein Street Advanced (super comfy), Tanabe Sustec Pro.
For suspension, I'd suggest a Koni/Ground Control combo (you can choose your spring rates), Tein Street Advanced (super comfy), Tanabe Sustec Pro.
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