crazysuprakid

What kind of springs would you run with 93 R1 Shocks, Searched and could never find a specific answer with + & -.

Thanks,
Nik

crazysuprakid

Hmm SleepR1, DamonB, MaxCooper, RedRotorR1, any of u guys gonna chime in?(or anyone else for that matter) Or am i on my own on this one.

rynberg

If you want linear springs, run the Racing Beats. If you want progressive, run the H&R springs (what SleepR1 runs).

crazysuprakid

Thanks, I just found SleepR1's write up of the H&r Springs coupled with r1 Shocks. & I think that's what I'll be going with thanks a bunch.

SleepR1

It's a good setup...you will like it

redrotorR1

It really depends on what you're doing with the car. SleepR1 is a big fan of the progressive spring setup for a track car. I prefer the linear spring setup for a auto-x/track car. (Mostly auto-x, b/c I'm not loaded like SleepR1. ) If you're looking for neither of these, you might want something completely different. So like I said, it depends on you.

BTW, be careful picking up Eibach springs. Eibach sells progressive spring kits and also sells linear springs for coilovers. The linear springs they sell ONLY work for coilovers. Just FYI.

SleepR1

Oh, I'm not loaded, I'm just broke all the time LOL

half past twelve

Which ones would be best so I will have no rubbing up front? I have 235/35/17 and already rub a little on hard left turns when hittinga bump..

SleepR1

So don't rush into the bumps while turning left!

half past twelve

LOL..I do that, but I want to lower the car and I need to know what springs would not lower the front end way too much so that I could actually drive it...

cpa7man

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This was done today, I'm sure crazy (nik) will chime in later. Nik put the R1 shocks on his touring today with the new H&R springs. Very nice, rides much better than stock FD springs and R1 shocks. Handles like a dream.

SleepR1

But of course

DamonB

My springs are stock because they have to be