Goldline, Rs-R, or Espelir springs? what do you guys think?
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Goldline, Rs-R, or Espelir springs? what do you guys think?
I've come down to these 3 springs because you all have said great ride and great drop. I want a 2" drop so these are my three springs of choice. I have 18's right now but I am going to buy a set of 17's with larger tires for ride quality next year. So what do you think - which one of these 3 springs is the softest ride?
pictures - opionons-comments?
pictures - opionons-comments?
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I've heard Goldlines have the softest ride for the drop they provide... but if you want to go with 215/17/45's like I have the fit might be a bit snug (can barely fit a pinky between mine and the inner lip with a decent rear wheel offset...)
You might want to consider tein s-techs with the comfy tires, my setup is great so far. Some better shocks (konis) and it'll be about ideal...
Pic- little low in the back from school stuff in the trunk
Closeup of rear setup- these are 17x7.5 45offset with 10mm shims and 5mm spacers (=30 offset)
I don't know if you're planning on pulling fenders or messing with the wheel wells, but I've been able to avoid it so far
You might want to consider tein s-techs with the comfy tires, my setup is great so far. Some better shocks (konis) and it'll be about ideal...
Pic- little low in the back from school stuff in the trunk
Closeup of rear setup- these are 17x7.5 45offset with 10mm shims and 5mm spacers (=30 offset)
I don't know if you're planning on pulling fenders or messing with the wheel wells, but I've been able to avoid it so far
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Gotta go with the
Smooth ride and a perfect drop. You can purchase it here:
http://www.precisionmuffler.com/id115.htm
Smooth ride and a perfect drop. You can purchase it here:
http://www.precisionmuffler.com/id115.htm
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