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1-10 i would say - i would say a 5-6 but i also have a 35 series tire- and konis- but the cornering/handeling is soo worth it- and you get yusto it in a short period of time-
silver frost 98' svt--tint, stereo system, kkm intake, glasspack, optima, carbon fiber, superchip, side markers, adj. koni's, eibach's, coilovers, axis 7evens 19x8, nitto 225-35-19
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I have a good ride and im running on a 18" wheel with a 40 tire. Its not bouncy at all 1/4 away from full firm on the Koni's. I can go down about another 1.25 inches on the GC's. My car handles like its on rails. The ride is not bad compared to my other friends cars and its perfectly livable by all means. You just feel the bumps a little more over the stock SVT suspension. Gotta look out for the big ones. I have no body roll in my car what so ever right now. Well at least none ive been going fast enough to find. If you get the GC make sure you do yourself a favor and get the Koni's.
00 Black SVT #1545 Ground Control. Koni. 18" Konig Tantrum. More.
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what other struts could i use instead of the koni....Kyb??? Dont feel like spend 600 bucks on struts but if i have to then ill have to wait for a while to get them
-Mancho- cars name is Connie 99 Silver Frost SVT #1986 k&n filter with cut out box true duals w/ flows  Ground Controls with 17's mille miglia ... Hightower headlights 15.4 at 90.29 at Milan dragway before the true duals
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i have seen the kybs in person, they look cheap
as for performance/longevity im not sure
www.shox.com Dealer Koni's 135 a piece Eibach's 190 a set KYB's 70 a piece H+R's 225 a set see profile for website, aol name, etc Business:WestEndMobil@yahoo.com Personal:Corey_pimp1@yahoo.com 1998.5 SCSVT ($16000 takes it) 2001 GSXR-1000 1988 Corsica (the beater)
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Koni's are Infact worth the money! I didn't want to spend the money..... I'm very glad I did.....
P.S. Does anybody want to trade a set of Eibach Springs for an adjustable set? H&R or Ground control?
Jason
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mancho, I just received my car back from HMS. I had the GC's installed with Konis and an Aussie bar all at the same time. It kicks tail in the corners (and im not referring to lift throttle oversteer)!  As far as the ride, Im relieved. It is a little over sprung, but of course, harshness is relative and a personal preference issue. I have the adjustments all at Terry's starting point, 50%: about half way down and shocks at mid-dampening. Its nice. Dont throw away your money on cheap sheit. Buy the Konis when you can. I've had my GC's for about a year, but the wait was worth it. If you're at the meet this saturday you'll have to take it for a spin.
99 Silver Frost SVT
65mm T/B, Aussie Pipe, 8" AFE filter, Fogs & Knauberized, Res Removed, AutoMeter Pro ShiftLite, Ground Controls, Konis, Aussie Bar, Magnaflows (uninstalled), Mirko Splitter (3" off the ground and beat to HE**)
"give 'er, eh!"
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alright see ya tomorrow......it took me about 2345235523 days to reply 
-Mancho- cars name is Connie 99 Silver Frost SVT #1986 k&n filter with cut out box true duals w/ flows  Ground Controls with 17's mille miglia ... Hightower headlights 15.4 at 90.29 at Milan dragway before the true duals
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