just wondering best bang for buck on a set of springs for an S2000, and closest to feeling like a stock 01 ride.....anyone have any ideas

Thanks

 

eibach pro kit. 1" drop all around rides like stock.

 

swift springs

 

i love my skunk 2's!

 

swift times two

 

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x2

 

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That's what I'm running on with my 01, very happy with it.

 

espelir asd's I love them 1.3" drop the car got stiffer too

 

swift times three :D

 

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STOCK.... if i was to go springs Swift

 

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x3

 

Yeah, I would say the stock ones would feel the closest to the stock ones as any. And probably a good bang for the buck too.

 

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good info

and for a real answer... SWIFT FTMFW!!! you will not be disappointed...

 

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amazing, with such knowledge and charisma as that you should be writing in-depth tech tips for honda-tuning

 

i cant speak on behalf of swift but i lot of people who have experienced using them do like them.
personally i have espelir asd's and love em'

 

eibach pro kit

 

how low do the skunk2 springs lower the car?

 

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too low... if u want a conservative drop with a 1 & 1/2 finger gap... swift is the way to go... $285 is a lot t ospend on springs but they are the best... hands down

 

wow, wasnt able to get online for acouple of days and i see some great things, is the swift about an inch drop as well, looks like its going to be either the swift or eibach...

 

skunk2's for sure. rides great and a good drop

 

People must really dislike the S.Tech, BUT I have them on my car, and I think they do a fine job.

 

Can someone comment on the esperil springs versus the swift springs?...especially those who experienced both? They're about $100 difference.

I'm looking into getting the esperils, but wondering if the swift springs are more expensive because of better ride quality...or is it just paying extra for the brand name.

thanks.

 

skunks dont lower it too much, if u want a noticable drop go with the skunks if u want people to ask u if its lowered or not go with the other stuff either way u are going to have a little stiffer ride which is ok its a s2000 lol

 

i don't think im a good enough driver to change the suspension yet... ive only had mine for two months. do these companies really improve upon the stock design?

 

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