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Old 03-25-2010, 08:57 PM
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i just bought an 89 964 c4 with 45k original mile.a beauty in red.my car needs lowering and differen wheels.my car is stock.what springs should i use and what wheels looks best.
Old 03-25-2010, 10:30 PM
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Need Pics!!!

Welcome, and congrats!!

I just put H&R red springs (the turbo variant of H&R springs for the 964) and Bilstein HD shocks on the car. I have not even been able to test her yet do to work, but if you search around on here you will find quite a bit of information on anything that you could ever want to do to the car.
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thanks.
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Old 03-26-2010, 03:53 AM
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If i want just to change the springs and use the original shock absorber? Is it ok?
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Yes that is fine, you try Eibach springs. I have had those on standard shocks and they worked well.
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here is some pics.
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Looks great. I would keep the wheels as is, once lowered.

I have Bilsteins and H&R Greens on my car, but if I did it again I would go for the KW kit, which was just coming onto the market 3 years ago. More adjustability and well put together.
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Nice! What number is your car? (last four of VIN) That is some low mileage! I saw some deals on ebay for lowering springs, or check out the classifieds here for used ones if you really are on a budget. Be aware that our early cars use different shock/strut mounts if you go that way.
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No affiliation but there is a set of slightly used (1000 miles) Eibach springs and Bilstein HDs listed for sale in my local PCA newsletter, I think the price is $550 obo. Let me know and I will give you the contact info.
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Please make sure that the rear shock are correct. Years 89-90 take a different rear strut.
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Looks like a great example.
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i would love to get the pca members info thats selling the bilstein and Eibach springs greg964.thanks.
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Dang that baby looks mint.
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Originally Posted by meek
I have Bilsteins and H&R Greens on my car, but if I did it again I would go for the KW kit, which was just coming onto the market 3 years ago. More adjustability and well put together.
Hi Adam,

I'll trying to get up to speed on the various suspension options for 964s but don't know what the KW kit is. Could you explain? Thanks.

Agreed your C4 is really nice. Good choice.
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Welcome and great find! I wonder home many more are out there. Don't forget your primary muffler bypass. Turns up the volume a little on the symphony.


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