is the price worht it???
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is the price worht it???
I'm getting a wheel package sized at 205/40/17, now i found some goldline springs at a 1.75 drop for $100.00 should i get the springs or pay more for a differnet brand, i dont want to get coil overs but i do want to save money
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Thats not a bad price, but if it was me I'd just buy them new for that price. Goldline makes a nice lowering spring and most people that have them seem to be happy from what I've read.
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Rep Power: 299 Originally posted by Danka02
that is the price for new springs minus shipping so it might be like 130 after shipping.
that is the price for new springs minus shipping so it might be like 130 after shipping.
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Rep Power: 316 there was a group buy i started about a year ago from tornactive. I got 25-30 people goldline springs for $99 shipped. I'm sure u can find a better deal used. I've seen so many on sale in the marketplace forum in the past.
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Rep Power: 0 Goldlines are good springs man, i had them for almost 2 yrs and just recently my shocks gave in, if u get them make sure u cut the bumpstops if u gonna use stock shocks and want them to last longer...now im getting b+g'S cant wait
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