Im not in the mood to spend all the money for a full set of coilovers(struts/springs) right now. I would just like to get a nice set of lowering springs with no bounce and no blown shocks. Im gonna be using my stock struts for right now. I was thinking spoon sports springs or Tein, maybe even a set of Skunk2 adjustable coilovers? Can i get some opinions?

 

H&R Sports are good, I don't know about the longevity of your stock struts though.

 

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my friends type r has been on skunk2's for awhile on his stock shocks.
do yourself a favor and get omni's generic sleeve overs (exactly the same as skunk2)..i think they're only 179.99

http://www.omnipowerusa.com/Pr...r.asp

 

spring rates are 448 lb's in the front, 336 lb's in the rear
on the omni sleeve overs (not full coilovers that he also sells)
right now i have 400F 300R and i wish i went a lil harder.
damn only 180 bucks.
that's what i'd get if i were you.

 

i'm using H&R Sports and they do the job. Bouncy at times but what do you expect. I know the Spoons can be used with stock also

 

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spoons are non adjustable and kinda pricey though