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well i bought goldlines and i was told that sedan springs are better than coup so i got them...but wen i installed them on my car my front is dropped very nicely but the back is WHOA its like basically stock...if u guys have any idea why that would help or does it take a while to settle in

 
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No one said sedan springs are better than coupe. Goldline only said that it suggested using sedan springs on a coupe IF you have heavy audio equipment in the trunk. Not sure how you imagined using sedan springs on a coupe other than a complete decision to reverse all that is logical.

 
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Depending on when you got them they should already be the fixed version if you bought them within i think the last 3-4 months...

anyways i had the old version where my rear sagged, and i drove like that for almost a year, although they did send me rear SEDAN springs to fix the problem for free after i had them on for a week...BUT, i just put the sedan springs on 2 days ago and it drops my car almost perfectly, 1 finget front, half finger back..so i'm happy for now

oh yea i got 2 12's in the back too, not sure if thats gonna do anything though

 
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any1 have pics of the goldlines on a sedan?

 
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Did you drive it at all? After I installed mine it looked stock, then I backed out of the driveway and it dropped down. Try going over a speed bump or just brake really quick and see if it drops down.

Heres a pic of my redesigned coupe springs:

 
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just push the rear down a bunch with your hands. it should drop a bit. i would send them back and get some coupes tho. perfect drop i think.

 
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it depends on whether you got the revised verison or the initial release. the first version had softer rears, and many ppl i know picked up sedan rears for their coupes and it worked great. i'm guessing that after the revision, the sedan rears were stiffened even more so installed on a coupe would basically give close to no drop in the back.

 
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how doul i tell its the old or new version i just bought it liek 2 weeks ago...rear dropped about .5 off stock...help =/ its been 3 days since i installed it and ive been pushin down ...

 
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the old version sits kind of uneven in the rear

 
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you have sedan springs... they're designed for the heavier rear of the sedans. that's just how they are unless you weigh the trunk down with audio equipment

 
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buy some speakers and throw them back there in that b***, if you dont already have some. If it has been a week or so, it probably wont settle anymore. I have the goldines coupe springs and I want to buy speakers, but I am afraid it will sag so I am not going too

 
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i have coupe springs bought them back in november (old sagging version?), and i have 2 12" subs, with amp and spare tire in the trunk and its a perfect even 1 finger gap all around so unless you have a lot of audio gear for competitions it shouldnt be a problem.

 
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One more time. If you have a sedan, use Sedan springs. If you have a coupe, use the coupe springs. Unless however, you have a "coupe" w/excessive stereo equipment. Then go with the sedan springs.

 
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i had a 15 inch sub in it sincei installed not doin much =/

 
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I had the same impression when I installed the new version of coupe springs. My rear was high as stock. However, after I took my car out for a test drive, the rear sunk to 1-1/2 finger gap.

 
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sorry kinda off the topic but i gotta ask..


im gettin coupe springs ( goldine ) and im running
steelies.. i was wonderin about how big a finger(s)
gap im goin to have on the front and back.. thnx gUyz

 
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the gap well be around 1 finger all around.

 
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here is my coupe stock with all audio stuff i have in it now, notice the nose bleed gap..

 
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and here it is with coupe springs, the gap is closed nicely...

 
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those are with goldies right? and how long have you had them?
i'm asking basically to find out whether or not they have settled in yet..


thnx

 
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yeah they are goldlines, i've had them on for nearly 3 months, that pic was taken around after 2 months so they have settled all they were gonna settle.