What are the best springs
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First of all, everyone is going to say that their's are the best, with few exceptions. Use the search button and look for threads on springs. If you see threads regarding problems with certain ones then they are the ones to avoid. Other than that, you should be ok... but like above... Neuspeed, H&R, and Eibach are among the most popular choices.
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Rep Power: 0 I really haven't heard many complains about any of the springs as far as the ride goes. It just depends on how low you want to go and if you plan on getting a kit or not cuz then you won't really want to lower your car as much
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Rep Power: 0 I can't speak for the others but I'm very satisfied with my Goldlines so far. Handling is improved and ride is almost stock. You do feel more bumps in the road though. Can't beat the price either. I got mine in the GB for $99 shipped.
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I can't speak for the others but I'm very satisfied with my Goldlines so far. Handling is improved and ride is almost stock. You do feel more bumps in the road though. Can't beat the price either. I got mine in the GB for $99 shipped.
I can't speak for the others but I'm very satisfied with my Goldlines so far. Handling is improved and ride is almost stock. You do feel more bumps in the road though. Can't beat the price either. I got mine in the GB for $99 shipped.
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you will need aftermarket shocks..... if your gonna run it on stock shocks the ride will be bumpy when you hit major bumps...
It's annoyin sumtimes.....
you will need aftermarket shocks..... if your gonna run it on stock shocks the ride will be bumpy when you hit major bumps...
It's annoyin sumtimes.....
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Rep Power: 401 my struts are doing great but its only been like 3 weeks or so. everyone is telling me i will need new struts one day but i'm hoping if i go easy on them they will last me a while.
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Rep Power: 417 IMO best to worst..
1) Neuspeed - best bang for buck
2) Goldline - kinda too soft, drop height is kinda confusing
3) H&R - just doesnt drop low enough
4) Eibach - overpriced
any other the ones above is good. teins are ok but why when you can neuspeed for the same price.
1) Neuspeed - best bang for buck
2) Goldline - kinda too soft, drop height is kinda confusing
3) H&R - just doesnt drop low enough
4) Eibach - overpriced
any other the ones above is good. teins are ok but why when you can neuspeed for the same price.
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