Sma Coil Springs ?
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http://www.kdmstuff.com/shop/step1.php?number=713
found those on this site anyone ever tried them ?
or know anything about there quality ?
found those on this site anyone ever tried them ?
or know anything about there quality ?
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Nice find, I never saw they made those for us.
Damn, now I wanna change over. LOL SMA makes VERY high quality and high grade products. For that price, OMFG< get a set and review them!
Damn, now I wanna change over. LOL SMA makes VERY high quality and high grade products. For that price, OMFG< get a set and review them!
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if you say that compagny is good i might buy them smile.gif 1.3" is not low enough for me but why not i really think i'm gonna tried them !!!
i would install them with koni yellow .... well i hope !! this summer !!
i would install them with koni yellow .... well i hope !! this summer !!
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I don't like it when they put up a picture of a general purpose spring instead of the actual spring. For that price, you think they could take a picture of the actual product.
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I just got the H&Rs and it is a 1.5", I am pretty happy with it. I think the eibach's 1.1 and 1.3 is kinda weak. 1.5 seems about pefect, maybe even a TAD lower, like 1.6 or 1.7
Just my 2 cents.
Just my 2 cents.
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QUOTE (SOCKS @ Jul 15 2007, 12:58 AM)
375$ is expensive for just springs.. and with just a 1.3" drop.. i would probably go witgh H&R cup kit.
375$us would be about 395$can at the current rate...
cup-kit from the local shop are 950$ can really not the same price and cup-kit are not evan ajutable i think
koni yellow are ajustable you can evan chose the valving you want with koni yellow....
if i had a bit more money i would buy Ground control Sleeve kit they are 625$ can sad.gif
h&r springs are the cheapest but some poeple had problem with those sad.gif
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I'd be more than willing to pay the extra for a good set of springs, like my HKS hard rated ones.
I'd just like to know the spring rate on these. If it's stiff enough, it could be more than worth it.
Remind me when Jay gets back from Honeymoon and i"ll get some more info on them.
I'd just like to know the spring rate on these. If it's stiff enough, it could be more than worth it.
Remind me when Jay gets back from Honeymoon and i"ll get some more info on them.
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Hell no I wouldn't pay $150 more. The only way I'd pay that much is if they were custom tensioned for my racing needs. These aren't. They most likely have the same specs as any other spring on the market.
And Redz, you didn't pay $400 for your HKS. More like $50 through a lucky find.
And Redz, you didn't pay $400 for your HKS. More like $50 through a lucky find.