2001 dodge neon rt
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From: 45th parallel, MI
There is no such thing as true coilovers for 45 bucks. That is just that cheap ebay coilover sleeves. If you don't want to shell out the money for coilovers I would just get some quality lowering springs. They're around 200 bucks, the ride quality is decent but you definitely will feel the road a lot more.
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From: medway mass.
There is no such thing as true coilovers for 45 bucks. That is just that cheap ebay coilover sleeves. If you don't want to shell out the money for coilovers I would just get some quality lowering springs. They're around 200 bucks, the ride quality is decent but you definitely will feel the road a lot more.
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From: Spring, Texas
hey just to let you know if you do lower ur car there is no way i would go with coil overs the mechanics just dont work you have to change so much and you will never be able to get ur alignment back to were it needs to be you will burn through tires faster than you can buy them plust coil overs are the cheap way i have an 01 neon rt and i was going to lower it coil overs are only 45 bucks but when i looked into it your handling and ride quality would suffer greatly the only way to go is with drop spindals but they are spendy o yea and if you need a stock muffler i got my old one it would be as simple as hooking up the hangers and tightening a clamp you could easly do it in ur backyard if thats the case
I"m sorry but coilovers aren't that bad. I've had mine on my car for years, with no major wear, and I'm not talking about the cheap ebay coilovers for 200 bucks, KW coilovers run 1200 bucks. ( which i have on ) no alignment issures etc. Dropped spindles, dude this isn't a truck. its a neon.
