BlackNoise

I am lookin to get some cheap springs for my hatch, no coilovers, nothing flashy just trying to get it down a bit. I am looking at either the Eibach Sportlines, or Neuspeed sports does anyone have experiance with either of these? Which are better? Which last longer? Any help would be great. Thanks.

VTEC

Get the Sportlines. Neuspeed Sports on a 95 hatch lowered 2" in the front, 1" in back (ugly IMO). Also, they are not suitable for spirited driving...even in low speed Solo2 autocrossing courses! I bottomed out frequently. Unless you are just into daily driving with no passengers, the Neuspeeds are cheaper. But I recommend Eibachs.

BlackNoise

do you know where i can get a set cheap, i see them all over for around 175-200...I guess i'm willing to spend that, but if theres a better deal i would like to hear about it

VTEC

If you can get it for under 200, that's good, as most retailers sell it for more than that.


Try the major online shops...

.Beaver

I've never had a problem with my H&R sports

BlackNoise

Do you have shocks? Do they feel as stock as one of the other brands would feel?

deepnite

they re shops u can get the eibach s for less than $200..or if u want a cheaper spring there s Goldlines..dont know much about them but they cheap and honda dealers install them in the Si s..these can be had for less than $140

BlackNoise

i'm lookin for a low drop, any other suggestions?

deepnite

goldlines will drop ya about 2.5 inchs depending on ur car

1 2 NV

its all about personal preference. i would never buy a set of eibach springs but i would buy a set of neuspeed or H&Rs.

BlackNoise

why not? whats wrong with eibachs, i had GC's on my coupe and thought they were okay.

1 2 NV

let me try to make this a bit more simple personal preference

JdmVetteEater

Hp Motorsports work reall good fro me.. Hi spring rate, wich really helped me on my 60 ft...

hydroflip

neuspeed race are ok...nice handling...but bumps suck...and expect to scoop up some road kill

VTEC

Neuspeed Sports are great for daily driving and seem to be matched for the stock dampers. However, they aren't as great in performance driving...

D16Z6racing

Neuspeed and cheap go great together, the bad thing is the cheap quality of Neuspeed comes with it too. Neuspeed was alright for a while, back when H&R used to make the springs for them. And you can get H&R springs cheaper than Neuspeed springs, with way better quality.

Eibach
Neuspeed

IMO