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Hey Guys, I am not super familiar with all the suspension terms, so hopefully I can explain myself well enough. I currently am running the JIC FLT-TAR on my car

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Old 02-18-2013, 12:37 PM   #1 (permalink)
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Hey Guys,

I am not super familiar with all the suspension terms, so hopefully I can explain myself well enough.

I currently am running the JIC FLT-TAR on my car (front coilovers with rear shocks/springs). A few people have told me that I should be looking to convert my rear shocks to coilovers as it would equate to better performance? Is there any truth to this?

The only way I could see doing this is to get a sleeve kit? I can't seem to find much info about them, is this the way to go if I choose to do this? Can someone recommend a brand? Do I get a spring with the same rate? So many questions lol.

Any help would be mighty appreciated.
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