Turbo coupe spring hight Reply #60 – January 27, 2014, 09:52:40 AM Quote from: Aerocoupe;427863To clarify, the SN95 struts are about 1" longer in their compressed height. Other than that there is not much physical difference. If your car is stock height or mildly lowered the SN95 struts are what you want to go with. If your car has more than a mild drop say 2"+ then go with the Fox struts.The rear shocks are different in the fact that the SN95 units have internal bump stops and the Fox units do not. This is why they are typically used with coil overs.DarrenThis is great info didnt know the SN95s had internal bumpstops. My Bird isnt slammed but its around 1 1/2 maybe 3/4 drop. Quote Selected
Turbo coupe spring hight Reply #61 – January 27, 2014, 04:38:06 PM I just want to get the front of mine down a little more to match the rear.Its currently bottoming out the struts. Quote Selected
Turbo coupe spring hight Reply #62 – January 27, 2014, 05:08:06 PM How the hell do you not have a big hole sed into the gas tank? LOL Quote Selected
Turbo coupe spring hight Reply #64 – January 27, 2014, 06:01:25 PM Quote from: EFFalcon;428011I just want to get the front of mine down a little more to match the rear.Its currently bottoming out the struts.That is sick Once you get the front end down, it'll look REALLY good Quote Selected
Turbo coupe spring hight Reply #65 – March 10, 2014, 10:20:11 AM Quote from: Aerocoupe;427862From Chuck W...you know the guy that started this site. In all seriousness Chuck W makes and sells them. DarrenIm pretty newish here...does Chuck W have a site or store on here? Quote Selected
Turbo coupe spring hight Reply #66 – March 10, 2014, 10:29:31 AM I know you are new to the site but the search function is your friend. Search for Chuck W in any thread, click on his user name, and then click on "Visit Webpage".http://www.turbochuck.com/Darren Quote Selected
Turbo coupe spring hight Reply #67 – March 10, 2014, 11:53:52 AM Quote from: Aerocoupe;427862From Chuck W...you know the guy that started this site. In all seriousness Chuck W makes and sells them. DarrenLooks like I may have to do up a GB on some adapters.:hick: Also, This isn't my website. Quote Selected
Turbo coupe spring hight Reply #68 – March 10, 2014, 12:42:55 PM Chuck you still selling those rear shock adapters? Didn't see them on the website.. Quote Selected
Turbo coupe spring hight Reply #69 – March 10, 2014, 02:04:42 PM Quote from: Chuck W;430342Looks like I may have to do up a GB on some adapters.:hick: Also, This isn't my website. Quote from: ianb;430345Chuck you still selling those rear shock adapters? Didn't see them on the website..They never were.I'm undecided on doing more. I hate welding them up, and I hate sitting on them for over a year after I weld them up.IF I do any more, it'll be in a group buy format. Quote Selected
Turbo coupe spring hight Reply #70 – March 10, 2014, 02:24:33 PM I'm trying to decide between chuck mounts and a motor plate right now on the tbird Quote Selected
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