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Old 01-31-05, 09:58 PM
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Rs*R Down Springs

Does anyone have these on their car? Do you haev any pics of this setup?
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Very stiff. Very happy with them.



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awesome, this is the same spring i plan on going with at the current moment, although with me you never know. i change my mind all the time
any larger pictures? would love to see how that 1.4"/.8" drop looks, do you like the drop?
give you some muscle car rake

and how is your overall clearance, im sure my springs/struts will be so worn that it will lower my car about 1/10" lol, and raise it in the rear
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I've never heard of these. Are they new? What is 'Rs', is that a manufacture?
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its totally JDM YO!

there actually a pretty reputable overseas manufacturer of all sorts of performance goodies.

i still think 300 lbs is a bit to stiff for my liking though
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The springs are very stiff... If i sit on the back of the car it doesn't move much.. The handling is very good and the ride is stiff... But not uncomfortable.

Drop is sexy

EDIT: There are spring spacers in the front... Otherwise they would be too low!

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Man, for some reason that dosen't look lowerd to me. Is your wheel/tire combo smaller than stock?
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The driveway is on a slant. I can't stick 2 fingers in the front tire gap
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More pictures from the garage....



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^ I have the exact same drop it looks on KG/MM's (yes its a brand and a measurement also) they're sold in japan so i dont have too much info on them, my springs are 330 lbin for the front and they ride very stiff but not too bad if your cruising on a flat road. I run mine on KYG AGX shocks and the energy suspension bushing also add to the feel. Oh the springrates front and back are Front: 6 kg/mm and Rear: 5 kg/mm
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can you get some close up pics of the rear for me?
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