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Re: Lowering springs
[Re: Rudidudi]
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30/09/2013 15:38
30/09/2013 15:38
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Nello
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As per the other thread I'm using OE Shocks with Eibachs - primarily for asthetics as I think the lowered stance looks perfect. I've read stories that some have found this too crashy but mine is fine - As long as your shocks are healthy its the ideal compromise - It will be stiffer but makes the stance look spot-on
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Re: Lowering springs
[Re: Rudidudi]
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30/09/2013 15:47
30/09/2013 15:47
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I had Apex years ago on a Punto Sporting, ROCK HARD! Horrible and crashy.
For the coops its always Eibachs as the best all rounder for springs, either with standard shocks (if they are in good cond) or married with Bilstein dampers which are excellent.
Now in the 400+ bhp club!
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Re: Lowering springs
[Re: Rudidudi]
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16/12/2013 19:07
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Taytoking
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What about H&R springs. How good are they, i've heard they are up there in terms of quality with Eibach
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