Finally found lowering springs that I like. Better than Strano Springs??
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Strano's are good for pretty much everything. If you're leaning more towards strip only, you'll want coilovers.
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Well, the fronts feel great. They are stiff but wont kill you when you're on a rough road. HOWEVER, the rears have seemed to instantly sag on me. They are now lower than they are in the pictures and they seemed to have lost they're stiffness. I don't know how that's possible but I'm going to toss in a 1/2" spacer on both rears and see if that helps. If not, then I'm pulling them and going with Strano or BMR rears.
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guys, go with Ground Control adjustable setup. You can change the height to get it where you want it - and spec springs for what stiffness you are looking for.
http://www.ground-control-store.com/...hp/II=21/CA=86
http://www.ground-control-store.com/...hp/II=21/CA=86
Well, the fronts feel great. They are stiff but wont kill you when you're on a rough road. HOWEVER, the rears have seemed to instantly sag on me. They are now lower than they are in the pictures and they seemed to have lost they're stiffness. I don't know how that's possible but I'm going to toss in a 1/2" spacer on both rears and see if that helps. If not, then I'm pulling them and going with Strano or BMR rears.
Not surprised about the rear springs, I put on some pro kits and the right rear sagged pretty bad shortly after, besides that the rears were really soft, I purely hated the Eibach rears, the fronts are still on and I cut my stock rears to the desired height and they are ALOT stiffer than the eibachs, I really like them actually.
If you have limited suspension knowledge and limited time to learn, it's a good half-step,, but like any half step, you will want to go all the way eventually.
they are "coil-over sleeves" Basically you slip it over your shock/strut and then it allows you to adjust the height of the lower perch. Not as adjustable as a true-coil-over setup, but not a static spring either.
If you have limited suspension knowledge and limited time to learn, it's a good half-step,, but like any half step, you will want to go all the way eventually.
If you have limited suspension knowledge and limited time to learn, it's a good half-step,, but like any half step, you will want to go all the way eventually.
Very comparable, although the Stranos are supposed to be slightly better