1991_Vn2nV
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I can just say that for their price, KYB shockers are excellent!
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gslrallysport
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^ Agreed! And at the complete other end of the scale. DMS would be the ultimate in suspension!
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Stock_Vn_Berlina
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This has helped me out heaps as im going to get new shocks this week for the rear of my car cuz there finnaly shot lol 
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Hey awesome guide bro,
Just after some advice; I've got a 93 vr with IRS and I'm trying to decide whether to get lows or superlows.
For example if i had superlows all round and had 2-3 people in the back would the tyres rub the guards etc (will have 18's on) also I would probably get new shocks all round as well.
Any info wud be great
Just after some advice; I've got a 93 vr with IRS and I'm trying to decide whether to get lows or superlows.
For example if i had superlows all round and had 2-3 people in the back would the tyres rub the guards etc (will have 18's on) also I would probably get new shocks all round as well.
Any info wud be great