Springs for lowering exactly 1 inch

blumi00GT

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Jan 9, 2006

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Hi,

I have to get rid of my H&R SuperSports
They are very fine springs but I moved and where I live now there is no way to get into the garage with the >2" lowering like now.

I still don't want to reinstall the stock springs. Would be FRPP C-Springs good for me? I want a medium-stiff suspension and like good cornering capabilites.

Thanks,
Blumi

 

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exindust

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Jan 9, 2006

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i think C's will work perfect for you or the eibach pro kit.

 

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tfalk

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Global West makes a 1 inch drop front spring, I think they are 800 inch/pound. I had a set in the front of my Saleen for a while, they rode pretty good with the N2/Bilsteins.

 

tomustang

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tfalk said:

Global West makes a 1 inch drop front spring, I think they are 800 inch/pound. I had a set in the front of my Saleen for a while, they rode pretty good with the N2/Bilsteins.

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little too extreme for him

 

blumi00GT

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Thanks for opinions, folks!
I'll give those C-Springs a try. Good that they aren't costly at all.

Blumi