how stiff are GC's???
Im running on skunk 2's coilovers (i know pos) but there on tokico illuminas but I was wondering how much of a diff is the eibachs GC compared to the skunks? If you guys have any idea lemme know thanks!
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<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by PatrickGSR94 »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">as stiff as you want them to be, custom spring rates.
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http://www.grond-control.com There is a number on the page you call to order. They do not take online orders to better serve your interests.
I was GC before and I have Skunk 2 now and I think they are better than the GC thinking about beyond and getting custom Spoon springs with set spring rates
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say what? punctuation/grammar is your friend.
I don't see how Skunk2 coilovers could be better than GC's, especially the custom-fit Koni GC's.

say what? punctuation/grammar is your friend.
I don't see how Skunk2 coilovers could be better than GC's, especially the custom-fit Koni GC's.

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i ran GC's with my stock shocks for awhile and they were pretty stiff for having stock struts, didnt last long but hey. GC uses eibach springs, those custom spring rates are pricey though, about 75 bucks a spring, but well worth it.
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<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by SCHIKANEdc4 »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">i ran GC's with my stock shocks for awhile and they were pretty stiff for having stock struts, didnt last long but hey. GC uses eibach springs, those custom spring rates are pricey though, about 75 bucks a spring, but well worth it.</TD></TR></TABLE>
ERS springs are $55 each direct from Ground Control.
ERS springs are $55 each direct from Ground Control.
haha patrick... ur funny bro.. every GC thread or KONI thread that post's up, i see you in it.. lol..
dont worry, im the same with my tein's and illumina's
to origional poster, stiffness has to do with your shocks/struts and the spring rates you buy, no matter what brand, well almost no matter what brand you get, as long as they have the spring rates you want, you'll be fine and have a nice stiff ride..
you just gota pair up a spring with a good strut, i.e. GC KONI, TEIN illumina, tein KONI, GC ILLUMINA.. EIBACH KONI, EIBACH AGX, EIBACH ILLUMINA.. etc. etc..
dont worry, im the same with my tein's and illumina's
to origional poster, stiffness has to do with your shocks/struts and the spring rates you buy, no matter what brand, well almost no matter what brand you get, as long as they have the spring rates you want, you'll be fine and have a nice stiff ride..
you just gota pair up a spring with a good strut, i.e. GC KONI, TEIN illumina, tein KONI, GC ILLUMINA.. EIBACH KONI, EIBACH AGX, EIBACH ILLUMINA.. etc. etc..
thanks guys... But yeah I have Tokico Illuminas on 4 but the skunks aint cutting it. What spring rate should i order? I want it pretty damn stiff though ^^
im going to autocross it... My dad just purchased a EG and hes doing the whole scca thing so ima do it with him. My cars pretty much done suspension wise for now I just need good springs.... i got the comptech rear sway/tie bar, mugen front/rear strutbars, j's racing c pillar bar, illuminas, and for tires im on so3's.
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