Bondurant Struts

[shoinoff95]

Would a set of these Bondurant struts be sufficient enough to lower a SHO on, especially with SS Linears? I know where I can get a set of these struts, but I didn't want to buy them and then find out that they wouldn't work well with lowering springs!? Let me know what you think?!

<small>[ September 22, 2003, 10:19 AM: Message edited by: shoinoff95 ]</small>

 

[SHODOGG]

I have Eibach springs with the Bondurants on my car. They will work, any strut will work for lowering springs. There arent really struts made specifically FOR lowering springs so don't worry about it. I love the Bondurant struts cause they are the perfect dampening for the Eibachs that I have, they overall ride better than my friends SHO with Tokico's and Eibachs. Only problem is that there are no warrantys of any sort on them and if you break one, your kinda screwed.

 

[NinjaMike]

SHODOG220:
I have Eibach springs with the Bondurants on my car. They will work, any strut will work for lowering springs. There arent really struts made specifically FOR lowering springs so don't worry about it. I love the Bondurant struts cause they are the perfect dampening for the Eibachs that I have, they overall ride better than my friends SHO with Tokico's and Eibachs. Only problem is that there are no warrantys of any sort on them and if you break one, your kinda screwed.

Actually, putting stiffer springs on a SHO with stock struts or close to stock struts can significantly shorten the life of the struts.

I have a friend with the stiffer Intrax's and the Bondurants and he has had them on for a year with no problems, so you should be fine.

 

[SHOMurph]

I have Eibachs and Bounderants.

Me justa!