lowest lowering springs
lowest lowering springs
hey...looking for the lowest lowering springs out there. anyone know what brand that is? i notice some brands lower differently from the front to back..Can you get different brands for the front and back to achieve the best drop? thanks
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Please search on this topic. Here are some things to search for: Swift Sport and SpecR, GTWorx.com, and RobiSpec.
And NO you should not run different springs front and rear just for looks. The springs I have listed above were all specifically engineered for the Evo.
And NO you should not run different springs front and rear just for looks. The springs I have listed above were all specifically engineered for the Evo.
Last edited by Smike; Nov 13, 2009 at 05:03 AM.
Tein S.Tech. A lot of people bash them but I ran them on my car for almost 30k miles and did quite well in autocross with them. I've since switched to Swift Sport springs and although they ride nicer I miss how my car looked with the S.Techs.
Well they're not the lowest, but I love the look and ride of my Swift Spec R's
Slamming the car to low will negatively affect the handling characteristics.
Like SmikeEvo said, those were all specifically engineered for the Evo!
Slamming the car to low will negatively affect the handling characteristics.
Like SmikeEvo said, those were all specifically engineered for the Evo!
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the s-techs are the lowest and are soft but ride nice. People hate , some love them I know two of my Evo buddys have had them on there cars for over 2-3 years 40k on each of them or more still handle good and look great .
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