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Okay so I come back from the desert in October and I plan on upgrading my suspension and brakes. I'm pretty new to car modding so tell me if I'm right or wrong. First, if I drop the car I need to get my alignment done then I can put some new rotors, brakes, and rims on and be good? For the suspension I was going to do the "hotchicks" stage 1 setup but do I need to get new struts/strut bars or anything along with that? Lastly, is there anything else I'm missing here that goes along with the suspension that I can upgrade?
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With hotchkis you'll be ok with your stock ones. Anything lower than 2 inches you'll put your struts at risk.
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06 Flint Mica ~Current mods: Mod Express 6000k HID, TWM Performance shifter bushings, Eibach Sportline springs ~ Waiting on: Tokico Blues, strut bars, TRD Sway bar, Enkei RPF1 Special Edition Black |
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