Dragueur

who has any experiences with these 3 springs and which has a lower drop??

is the front supposed to have a lower drop or the rear?

a shop here says the TEINs and H&Rs have 1.5 drop in the front and 1.3 in the back...

true?


im in desperate measure for some springs.. just for now for the summer time..

rotoboy661

i think the tein springs are kinda soft for my taste

i had the eibachs and they were great with my R1 shocks

they lower the car fr: 1.25 and rr: 1.25

i got hks hypermax's now and thoses are undoubtly awesome

and u can drop the hell out of ur FD ( but i dint tho)

heres some pics of my FD and 18's volks w/hks coils

http://www.cardomain.com/memberpage/602592

mike

revsteve

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I have the eibachs on my Base - According to Howard Coleman (suspension guru), he thinks the eibachs are the best springs you can put on the FD w/ base/touring shocks and maintain the rideability and drastically increase the handling performance of the car.

Do a search and you will find the thread i am talking about.

I put them on my car at his suggestion, and the ride is noticeably stiffer, but it almost eliminates body roll. It also drops the car 1" all the way around. Car looks and rides MUCH more aggresive.

Just my .02

Also, Rotoboy was selling those springs not too long ago - you might want to check w/ him. Otherwise, I got mine at www.optionimports.com for about 210 (I think they are 235 or so now)

Let me know what you decide to do.

Steve

Fumanchu

He doesn't have them anymore


I installed the rears yesterday but haven't gotten around to doing the fronts. I drove it around the block and am very pleased on how they felt. They dropped it the perfect height, not too low and not too much gap.


Thanks rotoboy

spoolin93r1

i have some slightly used h&r's in the for sale section

rotoboy661

anytime FU...hey dude post pics wen u are done wit install!!!

but u gotta ma car holmes!!!!

thanx steve
mike

Dragueur

wow..nice car!!

Dragueur

and those are the PRO KIT or sportline version?

revsteve

iTrader: (6)

Pro-Kit

Dragueur

so which ones do RX7 store carry for 220? the pro kit or sportsline? I should call and ask...

rotoboy661

they dont make a sportline kit only PRO KIT

just make usre ur shock are up to par with stiffer springs if ur originals sag alrerady dont nake it worse by adding stiffer springs

tokico's and eibach pro kit is a cheap and great combo

there on on ebay rite now

thanx
mike

rotoboy661

oops

have u thought about getting coilovers??

they are very adjustable and a nice setup

just alil expensive is all

mike

rotoboy661

damn im a post *****

hehe

Dragueur

coilovers come with shocks right? shock/spring combo right?

rotoboy661

yes

Section8

iTrader: (6)

Lots of $$$ though. A new set of Koni Sport shocks and Eibach springs will run about $700-$800. A good set of coil-overs will run $2000, and then you still need to have the car corner-weighted.

rotoboy661

hey dude just get used coilovers

i got my hks hypermaxx type d for 750 shipped from japan

sometimes used is just as good as new!!!

mike

MakoDHardie

Here's a side picture of my car on H&R's and Bilsteins. They make for a very nice setup and feel pretty much like the car should have felt from the factory. The handling is nuts and it turns too hard to experiment with on the street. I've also done Racing Beat sway bars and the rear links from Rotary Extreme. For tires, I'm running 245/45/R16's all around.

spoolin93r1

Mako: a little offtopic, but that's my truck in the background! lol i wish my car woulda made it there. with my h&r's the front always sat a little lower in the front, but i think the blown shocks had some to do with that. the car looked really clean in person tho!

cabaynes

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MakoDHardie

spoolin93r1, that's too bad your car didn't make it. Mine almost didn't a couple of times.

My H&R ride height is very balanced f/r. They're brand new with new Bilsteins on them so that's how they should be unless something bad happens. The progressive rate feature of the H&R's is nice to have on the street, especially when there's those jittery bumps and wavy on/off ramps that usually upset the car. The springs just deal with them. My Bilsteins are also self adjusting too, so I imagine that smooths the ride out appropriately once it starts getting exciting, but its hard to really tell because they do their job pretty smoothly and don't fuss about it.

I might be willing to make a separate thread on my suspension setup since I did nearly everything over winter while the motor was out. I have a bunch of pictures of everything before and after. My computer is down now, but I can take more pictures and add to my imagestation list. Let me know if you guys are interested.
-Dave

rzograbian

if you want, i am selling the same coilovers that rotoboy has... i want no less than $975 but mine are newer.....

thanks

https://www.rx7club.com/showthread.p...hreadid=310291