dWhat springs would you guys recommend for a USDM EP3?
I'm thinking of getting springs as the next mod for my car. My car is a daily driver that might see 2-3 autoxing events a summer. I mainly want to get rid of some body roll and would like to lower the car a little bit too. I will be using stock shocks...
I was thinking of getting the Spoon Progressive, but they're 150-200 dollars more than the others (~$335), and all the ITR guys have a problem with the rear end being dropped more than the front. I don't really know how the others would stack up against the Spoons. So what would you guys recommend?
[Modified by anjapower, 10:03 PM 3/4/2003]
I was thinking of getting the Spoon Progressive, but they're 150-200 dollars more than the others (~$335), and all the ITR guys have a problem with the rear end being dropped more than the front. I don't really know how the others would stack up against the Spoons. So what would you guys recommend?
[Modified by anjapower, 10:03 PM 3/4/2003]
What about Tanabe? I have a set of Tanabe NF210's ready to be installed on my EP and my buddy has a set of Tanabe DF210's on his. He loves them, and he had previously had my springs on his car and they looked great as well.
Personally I'd go for the h&r sport springs if you auto-x.
the ideal drop for the ep3 is about 1.3-1.5" - this is mostly due to the HORRIBLE camber curve for the rear.
I'm not a huge fan of the eibach sportline springs as they tend to allow a lot of dive during hard cornering.
A lot of the guys in atlanta also like the progress springs - but those drop 2.0" all around.
I'm getting the h&r springs personally.
the ideal drop for the ep3 is about 1.3-1.5" - this is mostly due to the HORRIBLE camber curve for the rear.
I'm not a huge fan of the eibach sportline springs as they tend to allow a lot of dive during hard cornering.
A lot of the guys in atlanta also like the progress springs - but those drop 2.0" all around.
I'm getting the h&r springs personally.
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There is a budget, because I can't afford full coil-overs at this time. So I guess the budget would be roughly 350 bucks.
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