Springs & Boost ?
Mines and 05.
I was looking @ all the different setups, coilovers and spring products out there, and right now the $$ is way out of budget.
I'm currently getting ready to move in w/the girl unit and that is a whole other expense..lol.
I think right now I'd be happy with some springs for the price, and look into a nicer setup when I find a job that pays me "real" money.
I was looking @ all the different setups, coilovers and spring products out there, and right now the $$ is way out of budget.
I'm currently getting ready to move in w/the girl unit and that is a whole other expense..lol.
I think right now I'd be happy with some springs for the price, and look into a nicer setup when I find a job that pays me "real" money.
I would stick with your current spring rates, then. Maybe a TOUCH stiffer in the rear, but nothing too crazy.
The Eibach Pro series are apparently pretty close to OEM rates, and drop it about 1".
John
The Eibach Pro series are apparently pretty close to OEM rates, and drop it about 1".
John
I wouldn't get just springs and put them on stock shocks... I went that route at first and it wasn't that great as the shocks are not valved for the higher spring rate. As a result of this the stock shocks will go out much sooner than later also.
Just get a set of lower costing coilovers like Megan etc.. You wont regret it.
Just get a set of lower costing coilovers like Megan etc.. You wont regret it.
I run Bilstein PSS9 coilovers adjusted to 1" drop all around. I'm glad I did it right the 1st time rather than just using aftermarket springs on stock shocks. My s2k sees alot of twisties so handling is somewhat important for me.
Originally Posted by soulicious,Jun 18 2009, 03:07 PM
I run Bilstein PSS9 coilovers adjusted to 1" drop all around. I'm glad I did it right the 1st time rather than just using aftermarket springs on stock shocks. My s2k sees alot of twisties so handling is somewhat important for me.
Originally Posted by AndyFloyd,Jun 19 2009, 07:08 AM
so if i put konis + eibachs i would be doing it the "wrong" way then. ok........
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