What are the best, yet affordable springs?
 

What are the best, yet affordable springs?

I was wanting to get the ractive springs because they are adjustable, but I don't know if they are bullshit as far as handling is concerned.

I can't lower my car permanantly because I deliver for a living, but I would drop it for some cone dodging.

I was wondering if the adjustable ones would work or should I just change my springs the day before the race?

Re:What are the best, yet affordable springs?
 

get the adjustable's....trust me...changing springs over and over gets to be a drag. it takes a few hours to change out springs and it sux...just go with the adjustables and you will be happy.

lewis

personally ive never used ractive springs but it doesnt hurt to try...i dont think they would be bouncy but i think they would be better than stock. just my .02cents

Re:What are the best, yet affordable springs?
 

thanks

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i heard the ground control kit works well for the price.

Re:What are the best, yet affordable springs?
 

yeah, they use the best springs too...eibach

Re:What are the best, yet affordable springs?
 

Ive got some ground control ones on my 94 EX, they ride pretty good, just dropped it like 1.5in nothing drastic they ride pretty good, dont handle bumps to well but thats cause i need better shocks.

their good springs @ a decent price

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crappy coilovers are the worst. if you cant afford groundcontrols are at least skunk2's then just get non adjustables. i always see used neuspeed race/sport go for 40-50bucks, and eibach sportlines for 70-80$.

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H&R / Neuspeed or Eibach have been my past favs..

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ya damnit. I was completely set on getting eibach prokits.. now because of jeff im consider H&R instead.. jeff, how would you compare these??

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look at the springrates. i think the comparative h&r's are usually slightly lower in springrate as well as height.