yyz v.1 vs sportlines vs pedders
at the time pedders were the best out at the time and a good basis to start from to build a better spring
that's like for right now the efrs are the best out and everyone has there dicks hard about efrs. guess what sooner or later they will be out done and something better will come out.
its the way it works. you can build the best thing in the world but sooner or later something better will come.
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ive been through and tested them for my personal use but I didn't bother writing any of it down. most people couldn't know what they are reading and I don't see it of a whole lot of use unless you looking for specifics for tracking.
powells are by car the best of the best for springs. made by a very reputable company and with rates to back them. in the yyz thread john posted the rates.
powells are by car the best of the best for springs. made by a very reputable company and with rates to back them. in the yyz thread john posted the rates.
- ride isn't the biggest deal to me.
^this
i mean think about it.. if you try to compress a spring against the ground it doesnt matter which way its oriented it will be just as hard/easy either way. I put my dead coils on the top so material (salt/dirt/etc) has an ever so slightly less chance of settling on them in my theory.. doesnt really matter though
i mean think about it.. if you try to compress a spring against the ground it doesnt matter which way its oriented it will be just as hard/easy either way. I put my dead coils on the top so material (salt/dirt/etc) has an ever so slightly less chance of settling on them in my theory.. doesnt really matter though
Coils to avoid corrosion a little. Not as much sense as parking your hot rod in the winter but a close second lol
^pedders will do great on a HHR because of the way the body sits the drop of pedders/Powell springs looks great.
only issue is if you live in the "salt belt" or anywhere it shows they rust out and lose rate in 2-3 years. Powell's are powdercoated and do NOT and a guaranteed for life if i am not mistaken. (ill be getting a hhr ss in the next year hopefully and v2 powells will be on it for sure!)
only issue is if you live in the "salt belt" or anywhere it shows they rust out and lose rate in 2-3 years. Powell's are powdercoated and do NOT and a guaranteed for life if i am not mistaken. (ill be getting a hhr ss in the next year hopefully and v2 powells will be on it for sure!)
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From: St.Paul minnesnowta
i was wondering the same thing,the rubber coating is just fadded. i have had pedders sitting in my garage for about a year and a half,at the time i didnt plan on putting them in right away and then once i wanted to put them in,i started doing a little research on here and then saw people start jumping off the pedders bandwagon lol
mine are used,will probably just sell them and go for the YYZ's.
mine are used,will probably just sell them and go for the YYZ's.
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