The Post Whore Thread V.2
With that:
should I buy
OEM ef ones
OEM s2k ones (supposedly they work just as well but are extended allowing more lowness without sacrificing suspension travel)
J's Racing Pillowball ones
OEM ones are both around 80-90
J's are 300
pretty well, getting closer and closer to installing my coil-overs....I've now bought the forks....just need top hats
With that:
should I buy
OEM ef ones
OEM s2k ones (supposedly they work just as well but are extended allowing more lowness without sacrificing suspension travel)
J's Racing Pillowball ones
OEM ones are both around 80-90
J's are 300
With that:
should I buy
OEM ef ones
OEM s2k ones (supposedly they work just as well but are extended allowing more lowness without sacrificing suspension travel)
J's Racing Pillowball ones
OEM ones are both around 80-90
J's are 300
yeah....i should.....but my parents think 300 just for those is stupid haha
I think I may get the s2k ones...roll on them for awhile and save up for hte J's in the mean time
I think I may get the s2k ones...roll on them for awhile and save up for hte J's in the mean time
Purely speculation since I don't have either car in front of me... but I would assume you'd want some, but not all of them. Such as the nut for the strut, you'll want to get one for an EF so it matches your strut, the bushings probably want the s2k set to be sure they fit in the tophat, the sleeve for those bushings could go either way, I would assume you'll probably want the EF sleeve, but it would make sense to have both handy. The big rubber spring top #9, you could either use your oem EF piece or pick this up. Because I'm picky about things I'd pick up a set of #17 as well just so you've got a nice clean nut on the studs.
Picture wouldn't help as much as specific measurements of both ef and s2k parts. If there is a diy somewhere that might be helpful.





How are you doing Cody?