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06-12-2001, 10:03 PM

MACKAVELLI

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i have a 98 maxima gxe and I want to change my shocks and springs, what brand would give me a comfortable ride, yet better performance? OR what brand combinations work best?
And wats the price of it ? thank you very much for your help guys!

06-12-2001, 10:12 PM

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Originally posted by MACKAVELLI
i have a 98 maxima gxe and I want to change my shocks and springs, what brand would give me a comfortable ride, yet better performance? OR what brand combinations work best?
And wats the price of it ? thank you very much for your help guys!

i do believe there is a sticky concerning this up top. this has also been talked about a lot, "try the search feature"

06-12-2001, 10:22 PM

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Really short answer. Comfortable and a small drop? H&R springs with Tokicos. Big drop? Sprint springs with Konis.

06-12-2001, 10:42 PM

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Really short answer. Comfortable and a small drop? H&R springs with Tokicos. Big drop? Sprint springs with Konis.

thanks but i want a comfotable and a medium drop? a drop for that would look good with 17 inch rims yet a comfortable ride

06-13-2001, 06:26 AM

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thanks but i want a comfotable and a medium drop? a drop for that would look good with 17 inch rims yet a comfortable ride

If i were you, id go with the Eibachs and wait for the KYB AGX gas shox to come out for the maxima. When your car is running slow, the springs loosen up and the shocks absorb everything so you have a nice smooth ride, but when you are pushing your car hard, the Springs and shox tighten up, giving you a stiffer ride with better control. This is the setup im going with.