I was wondering about these. They seem really cheap for a 1.25 - 1.30 inch drop which i need badly.
In alot of site, i see these go for under $200 shipped, which is less than what most places want for Eibach Pro kits and Sportlines.

I know you get what you pay for and my opinion is that Comptech was a reputable company with quality products.

 

I have Comptech Springs on my GS-R w/ KYB AGX's . I love the ride.

 

the member above me wishes he was me,,,and got the same springs as me, and his member name should be 9gsr9II......just joking,,,,there is no problem with these springs. i love the way the car sits with them. ive had them for a year now and i cannot complain,,also check the comptech website i believe they are 180$

 

I got my Comptech springs for $159.99+shipping. let me know if interested in that website.

 

i got my Eibach Sportlines for 180 shipped

 

how much of a drop do you have? i wanna do a lower my car a lill, but i don't want it to be to the point where i will need a camber kit. maybe a 1.75 drop at the most. i'm looking to be at about 1.5 lower than stock height. maybe even 1" lower than stock.


[Modified by LillDragun, 2:41 AM 3/26/2002]

 

camber problems??? unever wear???

 

comptech springs are good springs have had them for a year great ride!

 

Eibach or H&R make the best springs! Either one of those companies make the best springs. I dont know much about Comptech springs, but all i have read about or really geard about is Eibach or H&R.

 

I have sportlines and i love the drop i never bottom out and have minimal tire wear. I got mine for $155.00 shipped about a year ago. A good setup also is the traditional prokit/koni combo.

 

Don't sacrifice your handling and tire wear. Get a camber kit. IMO, a camber kit will benefit anyone that drops over about an inch. With the sportlines a camber kit is highly recommended.
-Erik
PS- Eibach and H&R do have exceptional springs, but Comptech is an extremely high quality spring as well... Check out the spring rates and see which better suites your needs.

 

actually 1.5 and lower a camber kit is recomended. 2.0 and lower its a must unless you get free tires, but you dont want to lower your car that much anyhow. The prokit doesnt need a camber kit and it's a 1.3-1.5 drop(i forget)

 

I have them with koni yellows and I'm liking them.

 

Dam, where are you guys from? Here around my place, most shops sell the Eibach Prokit, Sportline, H&R, Neuspeed all for around $200 installed.

The group buy center right now has a special for Neuspeed springs. $129+like $15shipping I think. Check it out.


[Modified by mickey513, 5:24 AM 3/26/2002]

 

comptech springs are made by eibach.