Affordable lowering springs with great ride quality and handling? Are they out there?
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Affordable lowering springs with great ride quality and handling? Are they out there?
Well..I have been a owner of an s2000 for over a month..and must I am having a BLAST with this car...and my urge to keep it stock has went away . I wanna less the gap in the wheel wells...however are a bit disturbed from lowering such a well tuned car.
I dont wanna mess with the signature handling my s2 has..as well as the ride quality.
I dont have the money for Teins or full coil over susp...which most that I ridden in..give you a road race ride quality ..which isnt too comfy.
( I have Tein Rs's in my integra and they ride WAY too stiff on the softest setting)
What do you recommend? Eibach sportlines? Thats all I can think of...
Thanks again..and any help is MUCH appreciated
-Eric
I dont wanna mess with the signature handling my s2 has..as well as the ride quality.
I dont have the money for Teins or full coil over susp...which most that I ridden in..give you a road race ride quality ..which isnt too comfy.
( I have Tein Rs's in my integra and they ride WAY too stiff on the softest setting)
What do you recommend? Eibach sportlines? Thats all I can think of...
Thanks again..and any help is MUCH appreciated
-Eric
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Originally posted by seung
Geez..I guess theres no age limit to childish behavior..
if you cant help me..please dont post
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from what I have found from my similar searches and talking with sponsors, the Koni's and KG/MM is the most inexpensive set up $850 shipped. There is also a bilstein coilover PSS that is about $900 plus shipping.
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[QUOTE]Originally posted by Advancexgsr
Come on man...go somewhere else with that....I am very familiar about the search function..however i want personal reviews on certain criteria Im looking for in lowering springs...
Geez..I guess theres no age limit to childish behavior..
if you cant help me..please dont post
Come on man...go somewhere else with that....I am very familiar about the search function..however i want personal reviews on certain criteria Im looking for in lowering springs...
Geez..I guess theres no age limit to childish behavior..
if you cant help me..please dont post
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LoL. Come one guys, give the guy a break. A search probably would have worked, but ya don't gotta shove a sword down the guys throat.
I personally have the Eibach Pro Kit springs. Does about a inch or so all around. Nice ride, but I recommend swapping out the stock shocks for some Konis later, or at the same time if you can. Good luck.
Johnny
I personally have the Eibach Pro Kit springs. Does about a inch or so all around. Nice ride, but I recommend swapping out the stock shocks for some Konis later, or at the same time if you can. Good luck.
Johnny
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Originally posted by Jip69
from what I have found from my similar searches and talking with sponsors, the Koni's and KG/MM is the most inexpensive set up $850 shipped. There is also a bilstein coilover PSS that is about $900 plus shipping.
JP
from what I have found from my similar searches and talking with sponsors, the Koni's and KG/MM is the most inexpensive set up $850 shipped. There is also a bilstein coilover PSS that is about $900 plus shipping.
JP
but I got my brand new PSS kit for $800 shipped.