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[Baab]

Is this a bad decision? I feel that it may be..

http://www.ebay.com/itm/XYZ-SPORT-CO...#ht_2863wt_966

[Anonymoose]

They have quite low spring rates for the rear...I'm sure you could adapt a universal sleve with a lot better quality parts, prefered spring rate/size etc etc for less. I would go that route

[Baab]

Okay, I really just want to get my car low without cutting springs. It's just hard to find the proper parts to do so. Adjustable coils would be best for where I live but it's just hard to find any that arn't $2,000 and up :/

[Anonymoose]

Try google a little about universal coilover sleeves and diy's for them. This is the first thing that came up when I typed saab universal coilover sleeves in google.

This is a good diy for it
http://oldschool.co.nz/phpbb/viewtopic.php?f=48&t=26443

and here's the first thing that came up when I typed 'saab universal coilover sleeves' into google. Heard good and bad about the skunk 2's but you get the idea, I'm sure there are better out there and they're relatively cheap
http://e-autosports.com/store/produc...0688&Make=SAAB