I see you lowered it..looks good
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I see you lowered it..looks good
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so, how long is this one going to last......
drove the little guy for the first time in weeks, fired right up on his 30 dollar lawn mower battery :) good dorifto times were had.
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^prepare to spend a lot of time massaging fenders and adjusting camber specs if you really want to do it. if I could do it all over again, I'd get a set of bilstens for an evo 8/9, mod them to fit (which after taking some measurements would be quite simple) revalve them for the rates and run a set of swift lowering springs with adjustable camber plates and arms. granted I wouldn't have ride height adjustment but I'd have a terrific suspension setup for relatively cheap, better than 90% of the coilover setups for the 3g/8g chassis.
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basically free, a little drilling, a little cutting, and you're done.
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evo suspension
now galant stock front
and rear
notice any similarities ??? same basic setup, the shock mounts are a little different but the galant shock mounts will fit the evo shocks, then it's just pick your lowering spring adjust the bottom holes for clearance on the knuckle. Anyway, this should probably be in a different thread.
in the rear you just cut your old bottom mounts off the shock, have them welded onto the bilsteins, done. so if you can't weld maybe 30-50 bucks to have those welded. it's 50 bucks to revalve a bilstein, so another 200 on top of that you're looking at around 800-1000 grand for a set of bilsteins properly valved for lowering springs that will last a long time and be superior to most coilovers available for this platform
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sure they will, you just need to cut/weld the bottoms. easy fix.
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much much better valving, ability to use a plethora of different springs that are available for evos and have the shocks/struts valved for those springs. You have no idea what proper valving does for handling. shit, the off the shelf valving for the billys will be better than most any coilover for our platform imho.
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oh and the ride will be terrific, again because of the valving .
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You might even be able to get a bolt long enough to go through both holes on the evo shock and use a sleeve around the bolt between the brackets to keep it from binding, hell just cut the bottom off the 8G shock and toss it in between the evo brackets. Shit For Bilsteins I'd be down to try.
Might sound stupid and un-safe, but who says our rear design isn't.
I would not weld or know anyone who is willing to weld a shock housing full of pressure!! It's very unsafe.
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Its done all the time with coils. Plus since the bilsteins can be taken apart you can relieve the pressure if you want.
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I agree. No welding on suspension, F that. Just get true good brand coilover, LSD, and front and rear strut tower. You will have the ultimate handling for the g.
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