Shocks for c-4
Drifting
Joined: Jan 2010
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From: Saudi Arabia
Hey guys I have a question , my car came with base suspension , those are billisten right ?
How do I know if they are good/bad ? my car has about 50k miles
What are better options to install ?
How do I know if they are good/bad ? my car has about 50k miles
What are better options to install ?
Heel & Toe
Joined: Oct 2011
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From: Ballston Spa New York
I also have a couple of questions about shocks. My 88 just turned 35K miles. When I hit a sharp bump in the middle of a corner the rear of the car will hop to the side. Is this normal for original shocks or are they worn out? Also, at the risk of getting beat up here, what shocks would give me a softer/smoother ride?
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Joined: Jun 2010
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From: Eschweiler Northrhine Westfalia
My experience with the sidestepping of the car in bumps in the middle of a corner relates to several things. Wheels, air pressure in the wheels, shocks and wheel alignment.
I switched from the original saw blades to C5 thinspokes while still having the old shocks and did notice an improvement in regards to sidestepping. Now with new shocks, but pending correction of wheel alignment, it's even a bit better and hopefully it will be gone with a corrected wheel alignment.
I switched from the original saw blades to C5 thinspokes while still having the old shocks and did notice an improvement in regards to sidestepping. Now with new shocks, but pending correction of wheel alignment, it's even a bit better and hopefully it will be gone with a corrected wheel alignment.
Drifting
Joined: Jan 2010
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From: Saudi Arabia
, and I thought it's hard !!
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From: Eschweiler Northrhine Westfalia
