Happy DAY!
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Racer
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From: Show me a cold beer and I will show you a happy man Maryland
Happy DAY!
Had a great day today installing my performance plus kit in my rear end. It took me 4 years of the car sitting to finally get the rear apart and back together, because of buying a house, getting engaged, etc,etc. Now that I have it moving forward again I am excited to move to the front suspension and then the steering and motor 
. I will not make the mistake of forgetting her again.
I enjoy the research, deconstruction, and reconstruction almost as much as I enjoy cruising in her. That is the thing about these cars, it is the joy and pride of driving this beautiful thing that you revived...what is more rewarding?
I am recent to the forum and have learned alot from the archives and recent threads. I look forward to loging in every day.
Any sugestions other than the VBP fronyt mono spring? Coilovers I have heard are ok but I am looking for ease of install, so any input would be apreciated.
. I will not make the mistake of forgetting her again.I enjoy the research, deconstruction, and reconstruction almost as much as I enjoy cruising in her. That is the thing about these cars, it is the joy and pride of driving this beautiful thing that you revived...what is more rewarding?
I am recent to the forum and have learned alot from the archives and recent threads. I look forward to loging in every day.
Any sugestions other than the VBP fronyt mono spring? Coilovers I have heard are ok but I am looking for ease of install, so any input would be apreciated.
Last edited by James.70; Feb 26, 2006 at 04:09 AM.
Melting Slicks
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From: Beverly Massachusetts
i know you said other than the VB&P front mono spring but i have to say after changing suspensions on many different types of vehicles the VB&P has got to be the easiest to install and the best all around so far.
Melting Slicks
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From: westland mi
Originally Posted by LIQUIDDRAGON
i know you said other than the VB&P front mono spring but i have to say after changing suspensions on many different types of vehicles the VB&P has got to be the easiest to install and the best all around so far.
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Racer
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From: Show me a cold beer and I will show you a happy man Maryland
Originally Posted by rosslato
what shocks did u use w/yours? for rite now i'll be using my KYB's. not putting mine on for a couple months got some powder coating to do on my suspension parts first. i also bought the upper tubular Aarms. a buddy is using the bilsteins w/his monospring and his rides over the bumps like a dream.
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Racer
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From: Show me a cold beer and I will show you a happy man Maryland
Here is a link for some pics, I hope this works since I have never tried it http://community.webshots.com/album/548069963Ipijgz
Last edited by James.70; Feb 27, 2006 at 04:19 PM.