suspension
would blown front shock make a car shake at around 60-65mph
its a 2000 civic dx
and if so would tokico blues be a good choice for a decent drop?
or how about the kYB GR2
and possibly the skunk 2 sport shocks
i am a college student on a decently tight budget so dont go recomending for me to spend a million dollars on suspension.
thanks in advanced
its a 2000 civic dx
and if so would tokico blues be a good choice for a decent drop?
or how about the kYB GR2
and possibly the skunk 2 sport shocks
i am a college student on a decently tight budget so dont go recomending for me to spend a million dollars on suspension.
thanks in advanced
Last edited by ethan82000; Dec 20, 2008 at 08:47 AM.
i know my tires are in good condition...my alignment has never had a problem for the year and a half ive owned it and havent hit anything...and my wheel bearings are good...i know my passenger front shock is blown, thats why i was asking if that would cause shaking
Well it is "possible", but when a shock goes bad, weight reverts to the spring. With only 1 bad shock, the weight difference from side to side could be causing the "bad shock side" to be going from resting on the spring's load, to raising the shock up some. This would cause a noticeable shudder and some immediate over/understeer, but not a constant shake at highway speeds.
Do you spin your tires alot? Did you buy them new? It only takes a small warp in 1 single tire to cause a shake.
Do you spin your tires alot? Did you buy them new? It only takes a small warp in 1 single tire to cause a shake.
well what u describes is exactly what it seems like
naw dont spin them a lot, yes bought them new
you know anything about either of those 2 shocks i posted and also looking at the skunk 2 sport shocks, my friend had these and liked them
naw dont spin them a lot, yes bought them new
you know anything about either of those 2 shocks i posted and also looking at the skunk 2 sport shocks, my friend had these and liked them
I personally don't have any experience with after market springs to know the differences between drops and ride, but I know those 2 you mentioned are pretty decent. I'm sure some others could chime in with more helpful info on em.
The GR2s are fine for what you are doing. I'd recommend SKunk2 springs.
Check your outter and inner tie-rods. Jack the car up and grab the wheel, if it moves when you shake it then check the ball joints.
Check your outter and inner tie-rods. Jack the car up and grab the wheel, if it moves when you shake it then check the ball joints.
i dont need springs..i got that covered..so will the GR2s be fine with a 2.5 inch drop and not bottom out?
and the wheels dont move ive tried that, but how do you check tie rod ends?
and the wheels dont move ive tried that, but how do you check tie rod ends?




