Springs or coilovers?
If youre DD'ing, staying w/OEM struts is your best bet. Run them w/some Swift springs & youre set. Less fuss, better corrosion protection, more durable & less chance of seal failure
My background is more track day performance parts so we tend to recommend Swift / GTWorxs springs
Again, if youre just DD'ng, & the spring drop is not too aggressive, im sure the Teins will be OK (there are certainly plenty of EvOs running them)
Again, if youre just DD'ng, & the spring drop is not too aggressive, im sure the Teins will be OK (there are certainly plenty of EvOs running them)
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The problem with lower springs, is their spring rates are still very soft. For example Swift spec-r evo springs are 6.5kg front/6.8kg rear. http://www.swiftsprings.net/products...ct/spec-r.html
While a ton of people have found good results on 10-12kg springs on street/track coilover setups.
While a ton of people have found good results on 10-12kg springs on street/track coilover setups.
Originally Posted by nemsin
The problem with lower springs, is their spring rates are still very soft. For example Swift spec-r evo springs are 6.5kg front/6.8kg rear. http://www.swiftsprings.net/products...ct/spec-r.html
While a ton of people have found good results on 10-12kg springs on street/track coilover setups.
While a ton of people have found good results on 10-12kg springs on street/track coilover setups.
Looks like everyone has a little different opinion, sounds a little biased 😜. Whats the major difference between each other besides one is adjustable? Its going to be daily driven and if it ever see's a track its going to be a straight line.








