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Old 04-19-2021, 11:33 AM   #9
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Re: S10 and coil overs

The good thing about coil overs is also the bad thing about them. There are so many option for setup, it can be daunting to set up initially for the ride you want/need. Between spring rate, preload, rebound, high speed compression and slow speed compression(if you have that adjustment) there is a lot of options to make the best of them.

With that being said, I’ve done coil overs in 3 of my vehicles and all of them rode and handled better afterwards. My 3100 will get coilovers in the future as well.
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