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From: Northern California
yes that is true but if you buy springs then install them you have to get an alignment then install the sturts you have to get another alignment. Also your stock strut life is shorten so the risk of a blown strut and more damage to other suspension parts can be caused. So you pay more money or just wait and save to buy together.
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From: Richmond indiana
so whats the diff in running skunk2 1st gen springs on the 2nd gen neon.
like can u get a more drop or is there a diff if you were to use ones made for a 2nd gen.
just wondering.
someone enlighten me.
lol.
like can u get a more drop or is there a diff if you were to use ones made for a 2nd gen.
just wondering.
someone enlighten me.
lol.
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From: 45th parallel, MI
I don't think they make skunk2 springs for 2nd gen neon, hence why they are using 1st gen springs.
And how the F*&* do you put a picture on here if it is already online. I've tried and it tells me it is too big. Its only like 800x600. That is NOT too big.
And how the F*&* do you put a picture on here if it is already online. I've tried and it tells me it is too big. Its only like 800x600. That is NOT too big.
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From: Rocky Comfort, Missouri
1st gen springs are shorter, giving you a bigger drop on 2nd gen struts. I think I got around a 4" drop with mine.