Progress Technology
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Progress Technology
Progress Technology. I've heard they have good products, anyone have any experience with them? If so are they any good?
http://www.progressauto.com
http://www.progressauto.com
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Re: Progress Technology (naman)
I run a bunch of their parts on my EM2.
First read coil over reveiw: https://honda-tech.com/zerothread?id=1117093
I have their competition coilovers, swaybars F/R, and alignment kit. I've never had any trouble with any of their stuff, it's all built well and the car's very fast. The directions that they provide can be a little sparse but if you're at least somewhat mechanically inclined you won't have a problem.
Overall my car's extremely well balenced, quite livable on the street and quick. I just wish that they'd change their color scheme for their parts!
First read coil over reveiw: https://honda-tech.com/zerothread?id=1117093
I have their competition coilovers, swaybars F/R, and alignment kit. I've never had any trouble with any of their stuff, it's all built well and the car's very fast. The directions that they provide can be a little sparse but if you're at least somewhat mechanically inclined you won't have a problem.
Overall my car's extremely well balenced, quite livable on the street and quick. I just wish that they'd change their color scheme for their parts!
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the Progress Auto stuff are underrated. I think there should be more people out there using their stuff.
Progress is a true suspension company that does alot of rear suspension parts for street and racing.
How many companies actually have stuff like spherical bearings for LCA, etc. No one else.
Progress has a complete line of parts for the racer looking for a good suspension setup.
Progress is a true suspension company that does alot of rear suspension parts for street and racing.
How many companies actually have stuff like spherical bearings for LCA, etc. No one else.
Progress has a complete line of parts for the racer looking for a good suspension setup.
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Re: (exospeedAMcrx)
I love progress also. I have the rear 22mm sway bar on my eg hatch and i love it. Made a big difference on turns. BTW: has anyone heard anyone ripping the subframe with the rear sway bar setup from progress?
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Re: (RzHybrid510)
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I`ve seen it a few times.
I`ve seen it a few times.
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Re: (vtecvoodoo)
alot of people on the WCHC run there setups, pretty much all seem to like it.
A racer had them up at thunderhill and when they were pulling the front damper out and going to change springs a bolt or something fell INTO the damper and couldn't be used for the rest of the weekend, i don't really know he full info on it, but the owner/driver was kinda of pissed
A racer had them up at thunderhill and when they were pulling the front damper out and going to change springs a bolt or something fell INTO the damper and couldn't be used for the rest of the weekend, i don't really know he full info on it, but the owner/driver was kinda of pissed
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