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My car has over 140k miles. I replaced the struts with full assembly monroe’s and struts with monroe’s a year ago when i was between work and strapped for money but stock was blown. I wish i had just waited and done oem replacements. The monroe struts handle like garbage and started clunking already. My whole suspension has new parts front and rear minus the rear lower control arm bushing and knuckle-to-toe bushing. Im replacing those in a week. I’m debating on what to do with the struts. Ive always hated the wheel gap but the roads are ass out here many big dips/half ass repairs, constant up and down up and down and jostling bumps. I have 255/40/19 wheels/tires. I’m debating on the steeda progressive springs to close the wheel gap and their action strut/shocks to go with it. How is this for daily driving?

Does anyone have photos of their ride with the progressive springs on? I daily mine but only commute 2 days into the office under 30 away. Comfort is important but i feel like anything is an improvement from the monroe’s at this point.

Looking to be under $1300 if possible and roughly 30mins to Richardson area at most if possible. Looking for a one bedroom apartment with in unit washer & dryer and a community parking garage to protect from hail. It seems hard to find a parking garage alone let alone ones where they aren’t trying to charge you $200 a month to park in it. My lease is up in a few weeks and i need to find something. I dont like the richardson area, so don’t want to live there. Like being more north. If anyone has any suggestions, i am all ears!

It’s time to replace my headlight bulbs. They both have died out months apart. Tri bars still work. Car is 2015 ford eco prem. Should be the D3S bulbs. But looking for recs on aftermarket bulbs. The ford ones are insane like $150-180 a bulb. They don’t even come in a set. For anyone who has done other brands, which did you go with and how have they held up?