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Originally Posted by JARblue
You certainly don't have to. Why are you even replacing the shocks?
You could upgrade to a better product if you just want to spend money for no reason  |
Better in what way? I'm not looking for a stiffer racing-type ride. Just everyday street driving. I'm putting on Swift Spec-R springs "not coilovers." Just want to lower it a little bit for the look. I figured it would be a good time to put new shocks on. Should I change out the parts that are on that list too? I know people are using Koni Yellows but I just don't want to screw with adjustable shocks.