Best handling spring for a MR
As others have said, Swifts are great. Or if you're patient, wait for ours to come out.
When we release ours, we will probably be doing back to back tests on a stock EVO vs. EVO with our springs, including getting some skidpad numbers. And we'll be as objective as possible. They WILL improve handling.
Not everyone needs coilovers.
- Andrew
When we release ours, we will probably be doing back to back tests on a stock EVO vs. EVO with our springs, including getting some skidpad numbers. And we'll be as objective as possible. They WILL improve handling.
Not everyone needs coilovers.

- Andrew
Originally Posted by h.funk
I understand but if he tracks his car then the investment will be HUGE in the long run.
not to the point yet. When I move to a coilover I want to understand how my
changes effect the car. This will come with time and untill that point I'm not
gonna drop 2k on a coilover to drop my car less then 1" and turn it to stiff
and probaly not touch it again. Have you ever heard of K.I.S.S.
Originally Posted by GTWORX.com
As others have said, Swifts are great. Or if you're patient, wait for ours to come out.
When we release ours, we will probably be doing back to back tests on a stock EVO vs. EVO with our springs, including getting some skidpad numbers. And we'll be as objective as possible. They WILL improve handling.
Not everyone needs coilovers.
- Andrew
When we release ours, we will probably be doing back to back tests on a stock EVO vs. EVO with our springs, including getting some skidpad numbers. And we'll be as objective as possible. They WILL improve handling.
Not everyone needs coilovers.

- Andrew
If so I'll wait. Let me know.
Originally Posted by Mike01gsr
Listen I agree with you and I want to move to a coilover at some point but I'm
not to the point yet. When I move to a coilover I want to understand how my
changes effect the car. This will come with time and untill that point I'm not
gonna drop 2k on a coilover to drop my car less then 1" and turn it to stiff
and probaly not touch it again. Have you ever heard of K.I.S.S.
not to the point yet. When I move to a coilover I want to understand how my
changes effect the car. This will come with time and untill that point I'm not
gonna drop 2k on a coilover to drop my car less then 1" and turn it to stiff
and probaly not touch it again. Have you ever heard of K.I.S.S.
You not gonna drop 2k on coils, but insted you will drop 2k in tires... Good luck boss..
Originally Posted by h.funk
Think about it Jim... Camber, Toe in/ Toe out..
Originally Posted by h.funk
Think about it Jim... Camber, Toe in/ Toe out..
Go with the swifts or the works, i have the works and am very happy with them. I am like you. One day ill get coils just not now...works are great. works and swift are both made for the bilsteins espelir are not...that is all i can say, im not bashing them, im just stating the facts..
Originally Posted by h.funk
There is alot more to it than a DROP. Every one needs to read about transfur......
Originally Posted by h.funk
Jim. Transfurrrr is that how you spell it?? Have you ever learned about weight ratio???
Originally Posted by NoTec
Last time I checked, this was an enthusiast network. A place where people share ideas and learn what to do and what not to do. For mostly street driving or maybe only street driving, why is it important that we should know about transfer/transfur? Please shed some light on the subject. I myself and others are on here for help and sometimes to help others. So if you have some worthwhile info, please share it. Thanks.
Originally Posted by h.funk
You cant drop a car with out using weight scales. Jim Just ask Robi...
They are not needed for lowering a car!


