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![]() Enthusiast ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() Joined Apr 15, '13 From Winnipeg, MB, Canada Currently Offline Reputation: 14 (100%) ![]() |
So my front passenger strut is blown from hitting a pothole a while ago, and I want some opinions on what to do. I want to lower it a little so these are my options:
Replace the struts for now with Koni's or KYB's then save up a bit for lowering springs or Ride on the blown strut for now and save up for coilovers I've narrowed it down to those two options and can't decide on which way to go. Keep in mind that I do winter drive this car and it will see some rough winters so I'm looking for the best option with that in mind. I do like the height adjustment with the coilovers so I can raise it for the winter, however I can't afford them at the moment after replacing my clutch and don't know how long I could ride on the one blown strut without damaging anything. Any thoughts? -------------------- 2007 Impreza 2.5i - Daily
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Have to be very careful with things like that when going from the eBay commit page to PayPal, especially when like yourself and 9/10 you're buying from a seller in the U.S. that only does free shipping for the contiguous 48 states. Hopefully you can get refunded since you caught it right after the case, and can find a cheaper in country source.
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