Do you keep your OEM struts and springs?
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Do you keep your OEM struts and springs?
I just installed BC racing coilovers and since I am poor I live in a small hovel. Should I use some of my scanty space to store my OEM springs and struts and front upper control arms and rear camber arms that have 120,000 miles on them? Or just throw them in the trash?
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Store them if you can. Never know when something might happen and you need a quick fix so you can drive the car.
Can always sell them locally on CL for a few bucks. Might be someone local who is looking for a quick / cheap fix for whatever reason. I wouldn't just trash them though but that's just my opinion.
Can always sell them locally on CL for a few bucks. Might be someone local who is looking for a quick / cheap fix for whatever reason. I wouldn't just trash them though but that's just my opinion.
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I am planning to drive my car until it's almost worthless, and at that point, I wouldn't want to spend several hours of my life reinstalling the oem suspension and getting a 4 wheel alignment. I think as it is, it's only worth like 10k
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I just installed BC racing coilovers and since I am poor I live in a small hovel. Should I use some of my scanty space to store my OEM springs and struts and front upper control arms and rear camber arms that have 120,000 miles on them? Or just throw them in the trash?
What do you own? A 2-door coupe? 4-door sedan? RWD? AWD?
2-door coupe REAR SPRINGS are worth something. Many 'vert owners put those on to lower their car.