Deciding on suspension list
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Deciding on suspension list
Over the next two weeks, if the price is right, I am looking at getting the SSEi suspension for my SE. Looking around, I can probably get the Stabilizer bars both for under 90$. But what else do I need with this to work on my car? I am thinking...
-Of course both stabilizer bars
-Bushings from original car
Would I need endlink kits or something? And what are and do I need mid-bar brackets?
My main goal is to get everything off the donor car if possible, and not purchase anything from a store at all.
-Of course both stabilizer bars
-Bushings from original car
Would I need endlink kits or something? And what are and do I need mid-bar brackets?
My main goal is to get everything off the donor car if possible, and not purchase anything from a store at all.
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you will want to get the Energy suspension and endlink kit for your car. Most likely you will find a FE2 suspension, but if you find a F41
what yards are u looking at in PA?
what yards are u looking at in PA?
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Front:
Sway bar
Mid mounts
Just grab the strut assemblies complete to get the springs. Saves time.
Rear:
Swar bar
Mid mounts
Springs
Upper Isolators
Lower Isolators
With those parts you can build FE2 or F41 into your car.
Sway bar
Mid mounts
Just grab the strut assemblies complete to get the springs. Saves time.
Rear:
Swar bar
Mid mounts
Springs
Upper Isolators
Lower Isolators
With those parts you can build FE2 or F41 into your car.
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Thanks Dame, thats exactly what I needed, was a list.
Dont know of any yards, but going to try Route 19 Salvage Yard first, then if they are too expensive I found some online that were pretty cheap.
Dont know of any yards, but going to try Route 19 Salvage Yard first, then if they are too expensive I found some online that were pretty cheap.
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I think someone told me about them, but didnt know they were that big. Defenately going to check them out. Im assuming any 92-99 SSEi will work for me as well?
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