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05-14-2002, 07:45 PM
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Join Date: May 2002
Location: NY
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Best overall lowering springs--that hold up over time??
Trying to pick the best spring that would get weak/sag over time! and has best OVERALL performance.
Right now I have Jamex springs with my Tokico shocks/struts and the car bottoms out too much. The springs have been on for about 3 years. DIdn't used to bottom out as much originally. I am in the process of upgrading the way the car rides, and I am also installing subframes and MM rear grip package (lower control arms and Panhard bar) and I want to get new higher quality springs. Considering either H&R super sport or Race springs, Eibach Pro Kit, or FMS C or F springs. Prefer about 1.5 inch drop but doesnt have to be exactly. For the record, my wheels are Cobra R 17X9 w/255/45 front and 17X10.5 w/285/40 rear. Report this post to a moderator | IP: |
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