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Old 08-21-2011, 02:20 AM
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got a quick question,just bought some coilovers sleeves for my 02 neon.went to go get them put on to my stock suspension.and the guys comes out and says they don't fit.is there any modifications i have to do or what?thoughts please.

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Old 08-21-2011, 03:09 AM
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If you bought sleeves, the "guy" saved you anyways. The sleeves suck and will not only give you probably the worst feeling car ride in your life, they will destroy your suspension. Coilover sleeves are not coilovers.
 
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well i want to slam my car.could you atleast give me some links to some decent coils,coilovers,full suspension whatever.just help me out and i would really appreciate it.lol
 
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Originally Posted by papadock73
could you atleast give me some links to some decent coils,coilovers,full suspension whatever
I could, if you simply asked. That wasn't your original question though.

Coilovers:
BC Racing
Megan Racing
Tein

If you want to go the strut and spring route, new struts are a must.
Tokico Blue

As for springs, the choices are many - Google. Eibach I think has the lowest dropping spring set for the Neon (Sportline series). Tein S-Tech's are right behind by like 0.1".

Coilovers will give you the best handling and the most drop. They are also the most expensive. If you have the patience and know how to search the internet, you can probably find a set of coilovers for only a couple hundred dollars more than some struts and springs; especially since the Tokico struts have gone up in price by quite a bit.
 
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thanks man.i really appreciate it.haha.
 
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with those tein type s's would i be able to use them with my stock suspension?
 
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You don't really want to run any aftermarket performance spring on the stock struts. You can do it, sure, but how and where you drive will determine how long they will last. I'm not sure what else you are considering part of your suspension though? The way you are wording it, it seems like you are including other things besides the strut and spring?
 



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