Well I ordered them last night, paid $132 shipped. Those with the OBX coilovers did yuo cut the bumpstops ? i keep hearing its good its bad, I just want to eliminate the wheel gap. Not going to slam the car at all maybe once to see how it looks but won't drive it like that.
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OOOPPPPSSSsorry bout that, guess I should of done that first. anyway thanks for the links yuo provided. :thumbsup:
just pay attention to what bottom's out. If you are bottoming on bumpstops then you need to trim them.
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The installation instructions I got with my Progress springs told me to cut the bump stops, so I did. The drop up front is 2.25" and I have only hit the bump stops once. I was hauling ass down an exit ramp and hit a huge bump in the road. Basically, if you are planning a 2" drop up front, definitely cut the bump stops in half. In the rear, I don't think it really matters too much, but it wouldn't hurt to cut the bump stops just incase.
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