I'm looking to get these springs for my RSX-S....I can get them for $100....I have neuspeed race on my car right now and i hate them.....Just looking for some new springs to put on now since I recently bought a bike and decided to put all my efforts into my new hobby.....

Any suggestions on this brand? Or another brand that's cheap and gives you the best for your buck?..Thanks in advance....

 

People on CLUBRSX praises these springs. I however don't have any experience with these springs. I would suggest going with a set of tein or eibach. I have tanabe springs their great good ride good drop they aren't pricey either could find them on ebay.

 

cool thanks....i probably purchase them and see for myself...Cant go wrong for $100..hehe...thanks for feedback

 

good springs for the price 1.5 drop and they won't blow your shocks. the clubrsx springs are made by Goldline also but they're a lower drop 1.75 inches for a more aggressive stance.

 

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CRSXers do love the godline springs, but if i remember right after a while they begin to squeek and make noises (in some cases). I agree with your suggestion to go with the eibach or tein.

 

They aren't bad, but there certainly are better springs. I do sell some goldline because people want to lower their car cheap, but you can literally see the difference in quality between them and eibach. I wouldn't recommend them, but they aren't junk. I would save for nicer springs

 

I have no complaints with the goldline springs on my 97 civic coupe. They came on my car when I bought it. Does anyone know what kind of spring rates they come with? I am looking into buying a new suspension set up and wanted to get an idea of what different spring rates may feel like.

 

I had your same dilemma. I did hear of squeking issues and then long term durablity was also a concern of mine. I believe when it comes to cars you get what you pay for. I opted for a set of Tein S-techs for about $180. I love them and recommend them to anyone looking for good quality, a nice ride, a modest drop, and a decent price.

 

for the price.. they are great springs. id reccomend getting some shocks or coilover kit somewhere on down the road tho.