Whats The Best Lowering Springs For My Fd3s
Whats The Best Lowering Springs For My Fd3s
I have just puut some 18"s on my fd3s and it sits a little bit to high. It's already got koni shockers and I want a set of lower springs. does any one know any makes that sell very low spring kits?
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Eibach sportlines will give an aggressive drop. Gotham (of which I am one of the owners<----full disclosure, lol) sells them and ships internationally.
http://www.gothamracing.com/catalog/...roducts_id=660
http://www.gothamracing.com/catalog/...roducts_id=660
We carry Eibach and H&R springs which both offer outstanding quality and will provide better handling than the factory springs. If you are looking for the best perfomance as well as looks i woud recommend using the Eibach.
Eibach Pro Kit -- lowers 1" front and rear - 239.00
H&R Sport Spring -- lowers 1.25" front and rear - 224.00
As a point of reference for GoodfellaFD3S Eibach doesn't make a Sportline kit for the FD or FB models according to the Eibach books that i have.
Eibach Pro Kit -- lowers 1" front and rear - 239.00
H&R Sport Spring -- lowers 1.25" front and rear - 224.00
As a point of reference for GoodfellaFD3S Eibach doesn't make a Sportline kit for the FD or FB models according to the Eibach books that i have.
Last edited by connor@tirerack; Apr 15, 2006 at 01:57 PM.
Tein is the most agressive both in drop and spring rate AFAIK. H&R and Eibach I have no info on but know a search will turn up infor on. Id dig it up for you but im tired as all hell.
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Dave
check to see if rsr or kgmm make springs for the fd. Basiclly if you want the biggest improvment over stock you want a linear rate spring. Most of the cheaper springs designed mainly for looks are progressive rate springs, you can identify them by tighter coils at one end usually. I believe the Tein S techs are generlly linear rate for most applications and are usually very reasonably priced.
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Originally Posted by DriftDreamzSS
check to see if rsr or kgmm make springs for the fd. Basiclly if you want the biggest improvment over stock you want a linear rate spring. Most of the cheaper springs designed mainly for looks are progressive rate springs, you can identify them by tighter coils at one end usually. I believe the Tein S techs are generlly linear rate for most applications and are usually very reasonably priced.
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