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H&R SS springs w/ iso delete. 17's

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slayerripkdc

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Just removed my isolators and am very happy with the drop I also installed some bfg 315;'s out back
 

mustangman9812

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Looks Great!!!!!!!!!
 
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Looks f'n mean from the rear!
 

slayerripkdc

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Thanx! . I cannot wait till I go to the track and see what these tires can do!
 

03_TrueBlue_GT

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Very nice Im jealous lol I cant wait to replace my stock springs,shocks/struts out with the H&R's!!
Would you mind tellin me how much it cost to get it installed that is if you went to a shop?
 

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Did them my self, because most shops in NY wanted at least 375 for spring install.
 

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If you are running 17's make sure to remove your isolators. It will give you a little tucked in look.
 

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slayerripkdc said:
If you are running 17's make sure to remove your isolators. It will give you a little tucked in look.
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Ok thanks for the tip man, whenever I was going to lower it I was told that it would be ok to remove the front iso's and keep the rear iso's, but what do you think? Also how difficult is it to do the springs yourself? sorry to jack your thread lol.
 

Night Shifter

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looks damn good
 

fiveoho

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looks great man. what size/brand tips are those?
 

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Moar pictures...

How do you like the Tokico Blues?
 

slayerripkdc

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The tips are 4 inches. I purchased from a custom exhaust shop and had them tac welded on. I have no complaints with the tokico blues. It still hits the bumps really hard, but NY roads suck!
 

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Looks good!! I'm running the same set-up as you, but used poly-iso's in the rear for more of a "raked" look.
 
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