I was looking at the h22 swap kit from enjo, and the rear swaybar kit from progress racing. it looks like good product to me, but has anyone actually used anything form these guys?

http://www.enjoracing.com/
http://www.progressauto.com

 

Progressive

 

progress isnt the most reputable suspension company -- my friend has progress springs on his gsr, and they are nice, but he would much rather have neuspeed components...i think id gravitate more toward a higher quality suspension pieces...what kind of car do you have?

 

i have a 95 integra...

the kit looks good in person (good weleds, strong material, good bushings), but the mounting looks a bit weird.

Instead of being a " |___| " shape, its more like a " \____/ " but closer to 45 degrees.

I had never heard of them until today. In terms of springs, i am definitly going with either Eibach, HR or ST. I went in to acura to get a ITR rear sway bar and parts, and the guy almost got me to buy the Progress rear swaybar kit. I said i wanted to check it out on the net before i invest in something 2 times the price of the type-r kit


[Modified by B16B, 7:26 PM 2/5/2003]

 

get the ITR sway...OEM quality

i would get H&R springs if i were you by the way...i love mine.

 

H&R hmmm... race or sport? I am looking for a Linear rate, not progressive.... also what is the rate adn how much do they lower the car?

I hate progressive rating ACK!!!!

 

I just talked to enjo's president, he came all the way from canada to talk to us. I've seen there product 1st hand and it is very good I have already purchased their 500hp axles for my car. We are going to become a distribtor for them so if you have any ?'s let me know

 

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so you're friend would rather have neuspeed, and that makes progress a "non reputable company".....okaaaaay. anyways, progress makes a full coilover kit that is gonna be much better than tein, jic, etc for the same price. really, to get some of the same features in their $1,000 coilover system, you'd have to pay easily 1400, 1500, 1600 from a lot of the jdm manufacturers, but if you like the JDM bling bling, by all means..do it. But when i redo my suspension, going w/ Progress