Which type of spring?
Which type of spring?
So i'm looking to dramaticaly lower my car. I want to either go Progress springs, Sportlines or H&R... But which would be the "better" of the 3?
For everyones info i have a 2006 LS Coupe.
Also what are the pros and cons of each. I'm looking for around a 2" drop in the front..
Thanks for all the help..
For everyones info i have a 2006 LS Coupe.
Also what are the pros and cons of each. I'm looking for around a 2" drop in the front..
Thanks for all the help..
Well Progress has the lowest drop. Eibach and H&R are similar quality, very good. I don't know much about progress but all the guys with the Eibachs and the H&Rs have good things to say about them.
Some info.
H&R 2"front, 1.6"rear
http://gravanatuning.com/application..._1.6_Rear_Drop

Eibach 1.6"front, 1.8"rear
http://gravanatuning.com/application...wering_Springs

Progress 2"front, 1.8"rear
http://gravanatuning.com/application...wering_Springs

Hope that helps.
Some info.
H&R 2"front, 1.6"rear
http://gravanatuning.com/application..._1.6_Rear_Drop

Eibach 1.6"front, 1.8"rear
http://gravanatuning.com/application...wering_Springs

Progress 2"front, 1.8"rear
http://gravanatuning.com/application...wering_Springs

Hope that helps.
I love my quality of ride with the EIBACH Sportlines. The look and drop is claimed by the company to be the lowest drop to retain the ride.
Personally I like the look with uniform gap around the wheel. This is my daily driver so ride is important.
I got an inch drop in the front and an 1.5" drop in the rear. The Garvana specs are wrong. for your car you would get more like 2" front and 2.5" in the rear based on my results.
Personally I like the look with uniform gap around the wheel. This is my daily driver so ride is important.
I got an inch drop in the front and an 1.5" drop in the rear. The Garvana specs are wrong. for your car you would get more like 2" front and 2.5" in the rear based on my results.
Hmm, great input...
I have been thinking of going with Progress Springs for 2 reasons, first off their a little cheaper at 179ish and secondly I know of 2 places to get free shipping.
Mostly I was looking for input as far as quality and all that.
I have been thinking of going with Progress Springs for 2 reasons, first off their a little cheaper at 179ish and secondly I know of 2 places to get free shipping.
Mostly I was looking for input as far as quality and all that.
My tenzo's are amazing. drove on some H&R's and Sportlines... no difference, my shocks are like brand new still and i have about 6,000 miles with these springs... and tenzos lower alot more than 1.5 front,2 rear.... more like 2 in front 3 in rear.... theyre amazing, but buy a camber kit
My sportlines dropped 1 3\4" in the front and 2" out back.
No scraping of speed bumps or anything else like driveways etc , but I do take it a little slower over them, just in case.
Great handling as well.
No scraping of speed bumps or anything else like driveways etc , but I do take it a little slower over them, just in case.
Great handling as well.
Are the Tenzors really that bad or that good? I've heard mixed reactions...
I should be smart and kinda wait for Progress but want to do it ASAP.
Tenzors are also cheaper...hmmm
Which to do...which to do...grrr
I should be smart and kinda wait for Progress but want to do it ASAP.
Tenzors are also cheaper...hmmm
Which to do...which to do...grrr
www.ptuning.com has free shipping
And an update!
I ordered then Tenzo R's and they should ship tomorrow
Thanks to Gravana Tuning, they do great business
I was also asured that a camber kit will not be necessary for this so it looks like it will be an ever cheaper exspense.
And an update!
I ordered then Tenzo R's and they should ship tomorrow
Thanks to Gravana Tuning, they do great business
I was also asured that a camber kit will not be necessary for this so it looks like it will be an ever cheaper exspense.
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