Do these springs make the car bounce? I got ebay coilovers and they make the back bounce real bad but someone told me to get these but these are cheap
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Yes they do, but not much! But I used them at regular height. I did not lower my vehicle. I only put them on the rear which not sure if that makes it bounce more, by not putting them on the front also. The main objective was to carry heavy loads once in a while or when 2 people are in the back seat my vehicle doesn't bottom out. I bought Heavy Duty Koni Struts and set that level to the middle perch level. This also makes it stiffer. The roads are very bad here so it really is much better for me. Still thinking if i want to do the front or not.
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In short, yes. I paired mine with Tokiko Blues and the setup/ride height was great. There was still the stiff bounce of a sleeve setup. Not too bad on the highway, but the back roads could be harsh. I switched to F&F; coilovers after a few months.
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I actually ended up not using them and went with a set of m2 lowering springs. The ride with these springs is as good or better than factory. They are available on amazon.
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In short, yes. I paired mine with Tokiko Blues and the setup/ride height was great. There was still the stiff bounce of a sleeve setup. Not too bad on the highway, but the back roads could be harsh. I switched to F&F coilovers after a few months.
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No I have had these shocks on my car for about a month height is about the same. Unless you car has been lowered or the springs are very worn. You car will return to it stock height.
220232
you need to get the ones for a four inch lift, or they will not have enough rebound. They are great shocks, mine are for three inch lift, check application chart.
2037161
Unless you weigh 300 pounds you don't have to worry about springs---they don't break, but if you are obese, they might stretch out with time. Call ReboundAir and ask them.
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If you are looking to replace your current shocks, it means yours are probably bad. As this was the case for me as well, I thought they seemed kind of firm when I first put them on. They do come with a spring that you can use in the air pump that would soften the ride. But in the end I chose to keep the OEM spring in the pump. They ride a lot softer than my Corvette, but they keep the rear of my Aurora from bouncing and hopping around like the worn out old shocks they replaced.
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You don NOT have to get new springs for the front. These will lower the rear. IF you want to lower the front, you can buy the lowering springs, or shorten the existing springs.
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I'm not sure about your particular strut sizes, sorry. I will say that I have a 96 accord and the rear struts on mine were too long for the springs supplied. front fit well, but the rear would have completely bottom out had I installed them. had to cut the old from springs and put them on the rear with the supplied coil over for them to work, but they do what they're supposed to. keep in mind that these are just universal springs and coilovers, some modification might be required. jus installed them 2 days ago, and so far so good. wasn't completely thrilled that they said it fit when it didn't on the rear, but for the money i paid I was expecting worse, lol. good luck to you! I'm not sure about your particular strut sizes, sorry. I will say that I have a 96 accord and the rear struts on mine were too long for the springs supplied. front fit well, but the rear would have completely bottom out had I installed them. had to cut the old from springs and put them on the rear with the supplied coil over for them to work, but they do what they're supposed to. keep in mind that these are just universal springs and coilovers, some modification might be required. jus installed them 2 days ago, and so far so good. wasn't completely thrilled that they said it fit when it... » Read More I'm not sure about your particular strut sizes, sorry. I will say that I have a 96 accord and the rear struts on mine were too long for the springs supplied. front fit well, but the rear would have completely bottom out had I installed them. had to cut the old from springs and put them on the rear with the supplied coil over for them to work, but they do what they're supposed to. keep in mind that these are just universal springs and coilovers, some modification might be required. jus installed them 2 days ago, and so far so good. wasn't completely thrilled that they said it fit when it didn't on the rear, but for the money i paid I was expecting worse, lol. good luck to you! « Show Less
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Yes, they will work on a stock suspension. I have them on my Hummer and 2500HD. Both have 35-12.5's and I feel these are a must with the heavier tires. Great product.
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Don't remember the spring rate, but these springs will substantially lift the rear 3 or more inches so be prepared for that. You may have to get a major drop hitch if you put these on.
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No, I would find something beefier. These are not rated for anything bigger than standard car springs. if I were you, I would remove the struts and take them somewhere to have them compress and replace your springs onto the new struts. They should not charge you much for doing this , . hope this helps you
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No. The factory springs are under sized and relied upon the stock air shocks to help hold the car up. The springs on the Monroe shocks are there to assist the factory springs since they are insufficient to hold up the back of the car on their own.
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No they won't damage the springs, and are vary strong, but to make sure the nuts don't back off I recommend using lock tight when you put them on
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My advice is to send it back. My Bounce back lasted less than a year before the springs started ripping thru their supports. Champion said tough luck. Find a different brand.
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They don't come with springs. You install your old ones with special compression tools. You can orde assemblies that have springs installed.
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As a quick fix yes like for a week or two. I lifted my car using them and once you hit a pot hole or any bump that expands your springs they will fall out wouldn't recommend at all.
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New shocks? Not nessesery unless your old shocks are busted...or you just want new ones..one were fine...new front and rear sway bars will be the next purchase..highly recomenend coil spring compresser...not a bad install went with 265/70/17 nittos looks great..had to get 5/16" spacers and trim A boltup front..
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I installed them on my Chevy Silverado 2500HD and they were very bouncey too. I removed them to find they had both blown their oil seal and need to be replace after 400 miles. I would NOT recommend these to anyone!