SLP Level One Suspension any good?
#1
SLP Level One Suspension any good?
I was looking into getting the SLP level one suspension for my car but didn't know if it was any good. I do mostly street driving and a daily driver. Also I think it has some aftermarket LCA's installed but I don't know how to tell (they're red with grease fittings) also what exactly do LCA's do?? I get a loud clunk from the rear when going over bad areas of road?
Thanks for help and understanding of a newb
Thanks for help and understanding of a newb
#3
lol, I too had to cut a coil out of the front, cause it sat too high. I bought the boxed in set that they sell. If i could do it again, i'd buy other lower control arms with grease fittings. Plus now i need an adjustable panhard since you can't adjust the one in the kit, and it needs grease fittings too. The only thing i liked was the bilsteins and eibachs, but like i said, you have to modify them to look good.
#4
If you wanna see how my car sits with it, go here:
http://www.imagestation.com/picture/...c/fb9ea850.jpg
http://www.imagestation.com/picture/...c/fb9ea850.jpg
#5
Re: SLP Level One Suspension any good?
Originally posted by Rice Eater 316
I was looking into getting the SLP level one suspension for my car but didn't know if it was any good. I do mostly street driving and a daily driver. Also I think it has some aftermarket LCA's installed but I don't know how to tell (they're red with grease fittings) also what exactly do LCA's do?? I get a loud clunk from the rear when going over bad areas of road?
Thanks for help and understanding of a newb
I was looking into getting the SLP level one suspension for my car but didn't know if it was any good. I do mostly street driving and a daily driver. Also I think it has some aftermarket LCA's installed but I don't know how to tell (they're red with grease fittings) also what exactly do LCA's do?? I get a loud clunk from the rear when going over bad areas of road?
Thanks for help and understanding of a newb
http://www.cardomain.com/id/lan01z
#6
It's not a bad canned setup. It comes priced well, which makes it a decent choice for upgrading your car. It's not known as a drag friendly suspension, but it does ride nice and provide much better handling than stock. If you're not looking for serious track or autocross time, it's certainly a nice street setup and fun trips to the road track. I see it on group purchases quite often, so keep an eye out. And like it was mentioned before, cut half a coil on that front spring.
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