Steeda Sport Springs: Yes or No

kaostik

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im thinking about picking up a used set for about half price. is it worth it??

im planning on keeping all else stock in the meantime, or just waiting on installing the springs until i get upgraded shocks/struts.

is it worth saving about $100 on a slightly used set over H&R? thats the only brand i was going to go with, but i wasnt planning on lowering for a while until i came across the steeda's for half price.

 

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1fstmach

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They are not a bad spring by any means

 

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97speedster

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I use them and have no complaints at all. Go for it.

 

kaostik

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bah

i was going to buy them from the guy, he even emailed me pics. then he sends me another email 6 hours later telling me someone sent him money for them and he didnt realize it.

 

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kaostik said:

bah

i was going to buy them from the guy, he even emailed me pics. then he sends me another email 6 hours later telling me someone sent him money for them and he didnt realize it.

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Bummer...

I have a set and like them very much

 

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Pennywise2

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YES!
Do anything you can do to take away the fugly 4X4 stance lol.
You should like the Steeda Sport springs but,I would change
your struts and shocks at the same time to save yourself time
and money.
The stock OEM struts and shocks will not live long on a lowered
car.
Also get a alignment after you install your springs unless you enjoy
uneven wear on your tires.