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I have a 2000 firebird 3.8 and I need to replace my springs and shocks and was wondering if this would be a good idea? http://www.lmperformance.com/4329/17.html
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no. i would not buy those. i would get with sam strano. stranoparts.com.
he has one of the best springs out on the market. and i would get koni shocks if you have the change. if not then i would look into the kyb adjustable because with lowering springs bilsteins are not the way to go. -
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Im looking to spend about $650 at most for shocks and springs.Comment
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It does have this kit on his website also. I think it is a firehawk suspension package. Not quite sureComment
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do you necessarily need springs? i have 160k miles on mine and he told me unless i wanted to lower i didn't need them if they sat right. but he told me the bilsteins new valving isn't the greatest and there are better options out there. i would give him a call he is very helpful and honest. he won't screw you thats for sure. heck he'll even tell you the best way to install them and give you directions on what settings are the best for your conditions if you go with adjustable shocks.Comment
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Yes I need springs one of them is broken, Im just looking for it to ride better than stock and lower it a little bit but not much.Comment
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before you decide on anything i would definately call sam.Comment
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