Race springs, yay or nay and the differences between the brands
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Race springs, yay or nay and the differences between the brands
I did a search, couldn't find a lot about the subject. Anyone wanna shed light on the differences on each company? Pros and Cons of using race springs? I know for a fact I'll prob need camber kits if my alignment can't get the wheels straightened. TIA
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Re: Race springs, yay or nay and the differences between the brands (LudeyKrus)
When I think race springs I think of a stiffer and lower spring. I know many manufactures go along with the lower part but I'm sure sure if they increase the stiffness of the spring.
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Re: Race springs, yay or nay and the differences between the brands (RAB)
I'm pretty much set on getting springs, I don't wanna go through the pain of getting an alignment everytime I raise or lower the car with coil-overs. I had Skunk2's on my 4th gen for the longest time, never really played around with the settings.
There's a groupbuy on Neuspeed springs for $145 shipped and H&R sorings for $155 shipped. decisions decisons.
Keep the thoughts coming people
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There's a groupbuy on Neuspeed springs for $145 shipped and H&R sorings for $155 shipped. decisions decisons.
Keep the thoughts coming people
Peace
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