Adjustable Coilovers [Merged]

**ssaloon** · September 5th, 2003 10:55 AM

palitan na rin para longer life yung shocks. basta gas shocks kasi baka magbottom-out ang kotse pag nalubak kasi lambot ng fluid type shocks eh.

**kuroy** · September 5th, 2003 01:55 PM

So gas type shocks ang recommended ba sa lowering?

Iyong OEM na shocks ano ba ang type noon?

Any recommended brand sa shocks?

**ssaloon** · September 5th, 2003 02:25 PM

ano ba car mo? ang mga honda civic and mitsu lancers, alam ko OEM gas type na.

you can't go wrong with KYB gas shocks. best bang for the buck! mahal kasi bilsteins eh hehe!

**kuroy** · September 6th, 2003 03:24 AM

mitsu lancer ang sa akin...

i think im gonna go with KYB marami nga akong naririnig maganda feedback.

i will keep my old oem shocks for later use cguro.

thanks

**ssaloon** · September 6th, 2003 10:37 AM

pero pwede na sigurong plug n play (parang pc ehehe) lowering springs mo sa OEM, gas naman eh.

**jaise** · September 17th, 2003 07:44 AM

having the same problems too... light 1.3 engine up front, tapos ayun likod medyo nakababa. nakatingala din akin. 1991 corolla.

wanted to drop the front.
kaso nag-aalangan ako baka sumabit ako sa mga humps.

was thinking of raising the rear end na lang.
was thinkin of lifters (from what i read, yun nga ba tawag dun, pampataas?). :D

san maganda magpagawa?

**ssaloon** · September 17th, 2003 10:08 AM

bili ka ng lifters sa suking auto supply mo tapos pwede ata ipakabit sa any servitek station... or you can try sa 1st station located along EDSA.

**Karding** · September 17th, 2003 10:23 AM

eventually, you will have to replace your OEM shocks when you changed to lowering springs. My old integra survived three years with OEM shocks and Eibach springs. Lumabas ang KYB AGX kaya pinalitan ko na din.