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Old 08-16-2009   #21
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Re: new guy from plymouth

You want an inch higher? Than look at Eibach springs, they have Pro-Line and Pro-Kit lowering springs. The Pro-Kit will lower your car 1 - 1.5 inches and The Pro-Line will lower your car 1.7 - 2.3 inches.

No idea how much the Kspots lower your car but it looks like they lower it between 2.7 - 3.4 inches, and probably closer to 3 inches or more.

If you decide to upgrade struts get some KYB AGX adjustable struts. If you want something that rides more like stock but with a little more performance get the KYB GR-2 struts.

The Eibach / KYB setup is the best bang for your buck and probably the most commonly used suspension setup used by DSMers.
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Old 08-17-2009   #22
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Re: new guy from plymouth

I understand what you're saying Shane, but when aftermarket suspension has proven it's self to be better for traction and handling than stock stuff, why go back to stock? I say keep your struts, and get some quality lowering springs.
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Old 08-17-2009   #23
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His struts are stock, not sure if you know that or not.

Has anyone ever used Megan springs? They are really cheap and I have always wondered about them but didn't want to be the guinea pig.
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Old 08-17-2009   #24
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what about some tein s-techs? no tein love? i think they are a little less of a drop than the pro kit. say .75"-1"?
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Old 08-18-2009   #25
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its still a virgin but suprisingly clean
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Old 08-18-2009   #26
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Why are you venting?
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i know i know its how i got the car just havent got around to take care of it yet not sure why people do that
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Old 08-18-2009   #28
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and of course the guy before me used electrical tape to plug the intake hole lol
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Old 08-18-2009   #29
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i know i know its how i got the car just havent got around to take care of it yet not sure why people do that

T0 hear that loud BOV y0!!

My car was like that when I got it also, it ran like shit.
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Re: new guy from plymouth

Vented BOV was also the first thing I noticed.

Second thing was the dejon S pipe to the throttle body, I used to have one and the flange is super thin, I had to use some RTV to stop a boost leak there, a gasket didn't do the trick. Just a place to check for a potential boost leak.

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vented bov fixed megan racing downpipe installed thanks to my man pat out in rogers thanks for the help yesterday bro......we didnt get to the megan o2 housing yet since pulling the stock o2 housing is a pain without pulling the turbo but we will get there eventually lol
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Old 08-19-2009   #33
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we didnt get to the megan o2 housing yet since pulling the stock o2 housing is a pain without pulling the turbo but we will get there eventually lol
Tell me about it.

I don't even think it's possible with the turbo bolted to the manifold, with the rearmost bolt having a hard line half an inch in front of it. And dropping the turbo off the stock oil feed line sucks even more.
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Tell me about it.

I don't even think it's possible with the turbo bolted to the manifold, with the rearmost bolt having a hard line half an inch in front of it. And dropping the turbo off the stock oil feed line sucks even more.

yeah can just about imagine lol oh well its almost bigger turbo time
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If you don't go for a new turbo, at least replace the hard oil line with a SS line. That way if you need to, you can drop the turbo away from the manifold without draining any fluids.
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If you don't go for a new turbo, at least replace the hard oil line with a SS line. That way if you need to, you can drop the turbo away from the manifold without draining any fluids.
good info thank you sir
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Old 08-26-2009   #37
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Look great in yellow! I've never seen a yellow Spyder before.

Is is a repaint?
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Re: new guy from plymouth

it's a lot nicer in person! Also a lot nicer to work onto . when you wanna tackle that o2 housing? lol
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lol lets hammer that 02 housing this weekend? i cant stand the exhaust leak lol i got a pretty carbon hood to through on her to
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Look great in yellow! I've never seen a yellow Spyder before.

Is is a repaint?

yeah it is a repaint but its done well it needs a few touch ups cause the guy before me cracked up the front bumper and got the door scraped up but it still looks really good and i dont even like yellow cars
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