What is the best setup for a Xb to lower it 2"
#1
What is the best setup for a Xb to lower it 2"
I am looking to drop the Xb 2", i want to know what is the best handling and riding springs, or springs and shock combo, let me know. People who have pics of their rides let me see them, i want to see if it is worth buying.
thanks
thanks
#3
If you haven't upgraded the shocks, plan to. You can run about 25K to 30K with the Tanabe DF210 or the Tein S-Tech springs on the stock shocks. Not only will the looks improve with the drop, but also the ride is better. I haven't ordered them yet, but will be going with Tanabe myself and have done quite a bit of research on both. Both products are good quality with very minimal sagging over time (from what I've seen and heard).
#5
Most of the people I know run Goldlines. 2" drop and very high quality. Plus they are generally cheaper than Tanabes or Teins.
I've got 15000 miles on my Goldlines and havent had a problem yet.
I've got 15000 miles on my Goldlines and havent had a problem yet.
#9
i have rs*r springs myself. its a crazy low drop.
if you want a great ride, and a sweet drop do like cbsimonsez said, go with the progress springs. i've rode in his car and its a nice smooth ride, and great stance.
shoot a pm to Lip on here. he's from partshippers.
if you want a great ride, and a sweet drop do like cbsimonsez said, go with the progress springs. i've rode in his car and its a nice smooth ride, and great stance.
shoot a pm to Lip on here. he's from partshippers.
#10
Originally Posted by CBSIMONSEZ
If you like the look of the Goldlines, but want a smooth ride check into the Progress Springs. I bought the springs and rear sway and absolutley love the ride. Nice and smooth, but corners like its on rails.
great customer service there
mike
#11
probably another topic, and I don't mean to hijack, but what shocks are best for a 2" drop, specifically with the df210s? woudl the TRD shocks fit the bill?
also, I dont' really see this as hijacking TOO much, because the OP asked for the best SETUP to get 2", not just the best spring...
Thanks
also, I dont' really see this as hijacking TOO much, because the OP asked for the best SETUP to get 2", not just the best spring...
Thanks
#15
Tenabe DF 210's work well for the money but..they ride similiar to stock..bit bouncy....the Monroe's will soften it up a bit....if you like stiffer ride Koni or Tokico..I like the Tokico product personally
#17
You also might want to look into Coilovers... Reason being, I Tein S-Techs for a year before getting the struts. I spent $132 for the springs & $520 for Koni Yellow Adjustable Struts. Afterward, I realized for an extra $200 or so, I could get adjustable coilovers (Tein or Progress). Mine rides great, but only the rebound is adjustable... Just a thought.
#18
Originally Posted by Big_Jim
Chris, you got a model number for the monroe shocks??
i've looked on the monroe website, and i cant find anything in thier "e-catalog"
i've looked on the monroe website, and i cant find anything in thier "e-catalog"
Why you looking into replacing them already?
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