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#1316714 06/24/05 02:24 PM
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What's a good spring/strut combo for my 2000 SVT?

I don't want it to ride like a dump truck and I'm not interested in tires rubbing my fenders.

I have stock SVT wheels and the stock tire size. I'd like to lower it just enough to handle better, but not to the point that I'd run into any kind of clearance problems...and I don't want Koni...don't want to fool around w/ adjustments.


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BAT Kit for no-frills.

Bilstein Struts w/H&R or B&G(sport) springs for a little more sportier handling


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Get the BAT kit


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Originally posted by Hdbngr8:
Get the BAT kit



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Originally posted by Stazi:
BAT Kit for no-frills.

Bilstein Struts w/H&R or B&G(sport) springs for a little more sportier handling





Originally posted by Hdbngr8:
Get the BAT kit





I like the BAT idea...it seems to be the kit that lowers the vehicle the least, maybe...I'm guessing that KYB struts/BAT sport springs will work about the same as a total BAT setup? Any difference in the ride or construction quality between KYB and BAT struts? If I'm getting too fussy I'll just go w/ BAT springs and struts.

Thanks

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Originally posted by SonofaNun:
I'm guessing that KYB struts/BAT sport springs will work about the same as a total BAT setup? Any difference in the ride or construction quality between KYB and BAT struts?




KYB struts are a waste of money with lowering springs. They are for stock replacement.

Just get a BAT kit ....

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Originally posted by akrump47:
Originally posted by SonofaNun:
I'm guessing that KYB struts/BAT sport springs will work about the same as a total BAT setup? Any difference in the ride or construction quality between KYB and BAT struts?




KYB struts are a waste of money with lowering springs. They are for stock replacement.

Just get a BAT kit ....





Ask a stupid question, get an intelligent answer.

BAT it is!

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The BAT kit won't disappoint you.

It did kind of leave me wanting more, but I wouldn't go stiffer or lower around my way as most of the roads are pretty chewed up.



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You will be pleasantly surprised how well the BAT kit works on the track, if you are interested in that sort of thing.


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Just installed a BAT Kit in my '96 SE and it brought it back to its former performance. Throw it into a corner and it sticks (even with crappy old tires).

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