Installed Stillen RSB today
It went very well. Took me about 1.5 hours overall. I took some pictures with my film camera, so photos will take a bit more time before I get them on my site. So far, without pushing my car hard, I can feel less body roll. I had my doubts about the effectiveness of a RSB on a car with a beam axle, but I was happy to see it worked.
Springs
Okay... I wasn't going to spring for the springs, but now I'm thinking about it. I want to lower the car about an inch, but don't want a harsh ride. Recommendations?
Originally posted by Y2KevSE
Wait until you install some springs... hehehehehe
Nice to hear you like your bar.
Wait until you install some springs... hehehehehe
Nice to hear you like your bar.
Hey Mike... things settled down now? Thanks for telling me about Gotrice (Phuong). He's been giving me great prices on parts. I think I'm done with my mods. (Said that 3 months ago. LOL)
Originally posted by sprung
Nice Paul, can't wait to check it out, gotta take me for a ride this fall...the rear sway will most likely be my next mod.
Nice Paul, can't wait to check it out, gotta take me for a ride this fall...the rear sway will most likely be my next mod.
Re: Eibach Springs
Are these okay with stock struts? I prefer not to buy new struts just yet.
Originally posted by SCCA Solo2
Lowered it about an inch...and the ride is just a little bit stiffer. lightning motorsports sells them for pretty cheap...
Lowered it about an inch...and the ride is just a little bit stiffer. lightning motorsports sells them for pretty cheap...
Re: Re: Eibach Springs
[QUOTE]Originally posted by Paul2kGXE
[I]Are these okay with stock struts? I prefer not to buy new struts just yet.
As far as I know there are no aftermarket struts/shocks availible for us yet?
Yes everything has FINALLY calmed down, Hawaii was fantastic, and after the weather we've had this weekend I want to go back!!
[I]Are these okay with stock struts? I prefer not to buy new struts just yet.
As far as I know there are no aftermarket struts/shocks availible for us yet?
Yes everything has FINALLY calmed down, Hawaii was fantastic, and after the weather we've had this weekend I want to go back!!
Definitely stiffer with FSTB and RSB. Also, my car has very little understeer now, to the point of almost being neutral. (More testing to confirm this soon.)
Originally posted by nizmomx
RSB really helps. All I have now is just the rsb for my Y2K maxima. I'm still waiting for the fstb. Do u feel the whole car being stiffer after having the rsb and the fstb on the car?
RSB really helps. All I have now is just the rsb for my Y2K maxima. I'm still waiting for the fstb. Do u feel the whole car being stiffer after having the rsb and the fstb on the car?
Re: Re: Eibach Springs
Originally posted by Paul2kGXE
Are these okay with stock struts? I prefer not to buy new struts just yet.
Are these okay with stock struts? I prefer not to buy new struts just yet.
THe Eibach Pro Kit springs were made specifically to work with the stock shocks. The spring rate is moderate enough that it will not blow the valving. It will decrease life slightly, but not prematurely in the way that higher sprung springs will do.
Re: Re: Re: Eibach Springs
Do you know how much this goes for and where I can get it? Do you carry Eibach?
Originally posted by got rice?
THe Eibach Pro Kit springs were made specifically to work with the stock shocks. The spring rate is moderate enough that it will not blow the valving. It will decrease life slightly, but not prematurely in the way that higher sprung springs will do.
Originally posted by Paul2kGXE
Are these okay with stock struts? I prefer not to buy new struts just yet.
Are these okay with stock struts? I prefer not to buy new struts just yet.
THe Eibach Pro Kit springs were made specifically to work with the stock shocks. The spring rate is moderate enough that it will not blow the valving. It will decrease life slightly, but not prematurely in the way that higher sprung springs will do.
Re: Re: Re: Re: Eibach Springs
Originally posted by sprung
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...It will decrease life slightly, but not prematurely in the way that higher sprung springs will do.
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Did somebody call me?
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Hahah. NO PUN INTENDED!
Re: Re: Re: Re: Eibach Springs
Originally posted by Paul2kGXE
Do you know how much this goes for and where I can get it? Do you carry Eibach?
Do you know how much this goes for and where I can get it? Do you carry Eibach?
Originally posted by got rice?
THe Eibach Pro Kit springs were made specifically to work with the stock shocks. The spring rate is moderate enough that it will not blow the valving. It will decrease life slightly, but not prematurely in the way that higher sprung springs will do.
Originally posted by Paul2kGXE
Are these okay with stock struts? I prefer not to buy new struts just yet.
Are these okay with stock struts? I prefer not to buy new struts just yet.
THe Eibach Pro Kit springs were made specifically to work with the stock shocks. The spring rate is moderate enough that it will not blow the valving. It will decrease life slightly, but not prematurely in the way that higher sprung springs will do.
I wonder how much Tire Rack sells them for, though... anyone know?
Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Eibach Springs
Just priced it on Tire Rack. $248 for the 2000 Maxima. They also recommend the camber kit. I'm going to keep mine stock for now. The ride got a little stiffer with the RSB.
Yep, I carry Eibach springs. I'll have to check on my pricing since I've never got a quote on them before.
I wonder how much Tire Rack sells them for, though... anyone know?
Yep, I carry Eibach springs. I'll have to check on my pricing since I've never got a quote on them before.
I wonder how much Tire Rack sells them for, though... anyone know?
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