Types of Lowering Springs
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Types of Lowering Springs
About to purchase a set of springs...Any suggestions on what to buy and what not to buy....and where is a good place to get them....Dont wanna be bouncin around alot.... Thinkin about Skunk2 or maybe Sprint......Fits a lil better in my price range...Thanx
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DROPZONE
If you dont want to bounce around and want a smooth ride, go with Dropzone springs. Ive had them for about year now and they ride better then stock. SUPER SMOOTH. I got the springs and shocks setup. They work well together. You can get them from http://www.dropzonesuspension.com 
you might run into people saying they suck because they never heard of em but i have had all kinds of set-ups.I tried eibach's, TEIN's, neuspeed, sprint, & h & R springs..but nothing compares to Dropzones...
you might run into people saying they suck because they never heard of em but i have had all kinds of set-ups.I tried eibach's, TEIN's, neuspeed, sprint, & h & R springs..but nothing compares to Dropzones...
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Re: DROPZONE (DANCEL)
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by DANCEL »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">If you dont want to bounce around and want a smooth ride, go with Dropzone springs. Ive had them for about year now and they ride better then stock. SUPER SMOOTH. I got the springs and shocks setup. They work well together. You can get them from http://www.dropzonesuspension.com
you might run into people saying they suck because they never heard of em but i have had all kinds of set-ups.I tried eibach's, TEIN's, neuspeed, sprint, & h & R springs..but nothing compares to Dropzones...</TD></TR></TABLE>
yea ok...you can use your drop zones for as long as you want......but whatever floats your boat
......good shocks are just as important. so dont go cheap......anything name brand will be decent, it all depends on the drop that you want
you might run into people saying they suck because they never heard of em but i have had all kinds of set-ups.I tried eibach's, TEIN's, neuspeed, sprint, & h & R springs..but nothing compares to Dropzones...</TD></TR></TABLE>
yea ok...you can use your drop zones for as long as you want......but whatever floats your boat
......good shocks are just as important. so dont go cheap......anything name brand will be decent, it all depends on the drop that you want
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Re: DROPZONE (fw190bvi)
Are you just wanting it slammed or are you wanting some performance out of these springs? The best springs I've found that give you the best drop are Neuspeed Race Springs. Well worth the money, you won't be dissappointed
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Re: DROPZONE (TxTuner)
It depends on what you want most. If you want a slammed ride, you will be bouncing around. You simply can't slam your car and not feel the bounces.
If the height isn't that important to you and you just want a slight drop, then get a sports spring which will drop your car about an inch. The ride won't be much different from stock.
If you want a decent drop and some good performance out of your springs, get a racing spring that has stiff spring rates.
If the height isn't that important to you and you just want a slight drop, then get a sports spring which will drop your car about an inch. The ride won't be much different from stock.
If you want a decent drop and some good performance out of your springs, get a racing spring that has stiff spring rates.
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