anybody ever heard of RS*R?....i know they make exhuast and ****....but anybody ever heard any news about they're springs?....the race springs...any ifo would help thanx...i need all the info i can get by Friday....thanx...c'mon HT not a newbie but a Dummie..lol..peace

 

RSR spring is not bad and the Ti 2000 is a good one.

 

very good quality springs..

 

im talking about the blue ones the racing spring with liek 2"-2.5" drop....not bouncy right?....and Ti2000..whast that..got a link..thanx..peace

 

Ti 2000 is one of RSR spring series. i haven't follow the OE type suspension for so long, i can't give you good answer. however, you cannot really go wrong with RSR.

 

doesnt a car bounce depending on the quality of the shocks, not springs?

 

zzz

 

i have some on my 95 civic, very nice drop, and handle great.. smooth ride.. from me

 

it's bryan...and yes i would recomend rs*r to anyone who has a chance to purchase a set...www.turboimport.com sells them for $100 new...considering, they're only available from japan only...

 

i had a set of RSR race springs on my 97 civic coupe and i didn't like them. the ride was pretty bouncy and i noticed a slight sag on the springs after a few months. maybe i had that one out of thousand which was actually a defect but i dunno. the drop was suppose to be 2.5 in the front and 2.25 in the back. when i had them, the front of my car had a 2 finger gap and the rear was tucking like hell. i thought maybe the springs were put on backwards or something but after lifting the car they were installed properly. i switched to skunk coilovers 6 months after that and never looked back.

 

actually i got a set of ebay like a year and half back used em on my Si with tokiko blues (spelling) , I liked em no bouncing pretty good springs if u ask me. i got em for 80 bucks mine were Red so i dunno if my **** was fake or not

 

hey jus tto let you guys know...i hear coilovers are unsafe....i mean..after all that rasing and lowering wont the threads get weak and *** up sumwhur down the road...let me know...if im right or worng..thanx

 

I have RS*R springs on my hatch and i love them. They arnt very bounce what-so-ever. They do handle great. They are a little low on my car tho. I have the "down" springs with are like a 3" drop. I have 120,000 miles on them and still just like the day i got them. ALthough i think they might be a little lower now!

liam

 

i got tha race (blue) springs on my eg. they're koo and dont bounce much n wen i cut them they still koo.

 

Mine are blue too...is the race the same as the down?

liam

 

no...the down springs are black and are a 1.5" drop. The race springs are blue and are about a 2.5" drop.

Does anybody know the spring rates on these blue springs? I'm looking to buy some soon.

 

i can get them for 100bux..

 

I had rsr down springs about three years ago. They were supposed to be a 1.5" drop. After they settled it was more like a 2" drop.

 

I had the RSR down springs on my hatch.. the drop was only like 1 1/4" or so.. very subtle, they felt great, handled very nice. That was 5 years ago... since then I have replaced them with coil-overs and I wish I had my RSR's back. (95 eg hatch)

I just bought a set of RSR race springs for my girl's 94 LS, haven't installed them yet, but I know she will love them. Great ride, and great handling. A little bouncy, but it IS a race spring.

peaces.

 

that would explain why my car is so damn low....hehe

liam

 

i had them for like 3 years.....(down, the black ones).....they lower the front 2" and the rear 1.3".....i know it sounds weird...front lower then the back....but thats the way they are....really nice ride.....

 

just bought a blue set for my hatch, they are the race ones. Just hope the ride is nice.

 

I have the down springs as well. 2" drop in the front and 1" and something in the back. I just reinstalled them because my Zeals are still on their way. Does anyone know springrates? I believe they are all the same for DC/EG/EK.

 

So why would people buy ground control instead of arospeed/maxspeed? But having a good set of shocks does help a great deal