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Devin Smith

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Anyone on here using these springs if so i have a few questions. Did you find any gains from switching from stock v8 springs? Did it change your et much? How did hook up? how was the install? I'm only asking cause I found a good deal on them and thinking of purchasing them.
 

84Ttop

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I personally have not see big gains in switching the rear springs. I have had great success with stock rear springs and my 91 Gt has been a best of a 1.42 60' with the stock rear springs and 4cyl front springs. No need to get fancy here if you ask me.
 

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alright thanks. For 50 bucks i might try them.
 

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Run the stock springs. Cut them down if needed. Save the money for something else.
 
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right on thanks for the advice.
 

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Team Zs new springs have been producing some great results. A friend of mine had cut stock springs in his car and he was pulling 8 degrees of timing on the hit, with the stock spring any more power would just kill the tires. When he put the team z springs in the car it was the first time he was able to add all the timing at the launch. Here is the video of the passes.

View: http://youtu.be/LkrHI6jAIJA


Tim told me that if he can keep the front end down it will go quicker to the sixty foot. I think he has 8s in the car in good air and with the changes for this season.
 
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90lxcoupe said:
Team Zs new springs have been producing some great results. A friend of mine had cut stock springs in his car and he was pulling 8 degrees of timing on the hit, with the stock spring any more power would just kill the tires. When he put the team z springs in the car it was the first time he was able to add all the timing at the launch. Here is the video of the passes.

View: http://youtu.be/LkrHI6jAIJA


Tim told me that if he can keep the front end down it will go quicker to the sixty foot. I think he has 8s in the car in good air and with the changes for this season.
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Beat me to it! I was going to recommend TeamZ also. OP if you want to keep it real cheap just run the stock V8 springs but if you're looking for that last little bit of et go with TeamZ
 
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The stock stuff works but i think the team z is a better option. Im going to try them at some point this coming season, hopefully at a track rental where i could to back to back testing.
 

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A5literMan said:
Beat me to it! I was going to recommend TeamZ also. OP if you want to keep it real cheap just run the stock V8 springs but if you're looking for that last little bit of et go with TeamZ
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Have you tried these springs personally?
 

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Devin Smith said:
Have you tried these springs personally?
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Ordering them this month. I've been reading over on Corral and everyone that is using them have reported drops in et/60ft times. So long winded answer is no not yet
 

Devin Smith

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alright thanks ya since you told me about them. i did a bit of research they look pretty good.
 
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