looking for some lowering springs for my 92' 240sx if anyone has some let me know what yall want for them
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need springs
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come to chris's chop shop for all your cutting springs services lol.
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Lol naw I'm not gonna cut them
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joking you Mexican.
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just buy some skunk2 springs they have a nice drop and cheap. thats what i had on mine
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How much
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I think like $150, check out hopupracing.com or ebay.
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yea i asked him he said hes not selling them
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steve-o wrote:yea i asked him he said hes not selling them
Buy my wheels instead lol. Just don't offer me WalMart giftcards or a bike rack.
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Buy my wheels instead lol.Just don't offer me WalMart giftcards or a bike rack.
lol, im tryin to lower my 240 cuz joe got some wheels for me
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Stay on topic. Take it to random thoughts if you want to say something else.
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Wat brand springs would y'all recommend
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i had skunk2s and i liked them
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skunk 2 is the best bang for the buck and gives a decent drop.
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skunk2 is what i had too... $176 shipped on ebay thats a good price... i would recommend that you get struts shortly after you invest in springs tho.. with all the miles those stock struts have gone through im sure being lowered like that is gonna make them blow quick
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What he said, kyb strut are a cheap insurance on strut choice.
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Thnx fellers for the advice
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The thing that kills the shocks on the 240s is bottoming out. Most of the bumpstops are rotted out from old age. If you scoops some of those up cheap and you avoid any and all potholes you *might* be ok for a bit, but I would definitely look into new shocks. I wouldn't go with just any old shock though, anything near OE replacement is gonna have the same problem - bottoming out.
Here's my recommendations from BEST to WORST:
A very popular option for auto-crossers/occasional road track style driving is Koni Yellows with Ground control sleeves, but they will put you near the cost of a lower end coil over setup.
Here's my recommendations from BEST to WORST:
- Koni Yellows - adjustable, rebuildable, re-valvable [if you can find a busted set cheap (free), I think it's like $120 each to have them redone.] Most expensive (but worth it)
- Tokico Blues (Tokico HP Shocks) - non-adjustable, but very high quality for the price
- KYB AGX - Adjustable, better than stock, but I heard they arent super durable... or the adjusters break... I don't remember exactly, I just remember hearing something sucked about them.
A very popular option for auto-crossers/occasional road track style driving is Koni Yellows with Ground control sleeves, but they will put you near the cost of a lower end coil over setup.
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