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1" drop
Hey guys,
What springs would you all suggest for a 1" drop? Any brands in particular that you've had good success with? Also, what is the difference between this and going a set of coilovers? Appreciate it :party0030: |
I'm going the Eibach Pro kit - infact they are currently in my boot, waiting on my wheels.
Heard lots of great things, plenty of reviews and pics in the suspension section of these forums. |
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Do you need to camper your wheels? |
depends on the wheels, these have too much camper...
http://jalopnik.com/assets/resources...9-3_Camper.jpg |
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must've seen top gear and thought good idea |
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Thanks :) |
Im interested in the pro kit also
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I got mine for 250 shipped on eBay. Looks great.
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I am interested in getting camper on my BRZ.
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Just to throw my 2c in here, Tadasan said that lowering the car 15-20mm will not adversely affect handling, any more than this might.
15-20mm is ideal. Obviously not everyone is buying this car for good handling though. I was originally going to go 25mm, but now I am only going to go 20mm. WIll try and have the coilovers fitted soon for pics. Each to their own though :) |
I've just put the RaceComp Engineering springs on the AVO car. I've been talking with Myles for about 9 years now, and have total confidence in the stuff he sells. While I just finished up this evening, I did get a short drive in through my "track" and I've got to say, they work quite well. It's much more planted in general, less bounce in a straight line, and holds well in the corners, including the sweepers. Rear does like to rotate a bit more, but not in an unpleasant way.
All that said, once I do an alignment, I'm wagering it will feel even better. Out of the box alignments from the factory are nothing to write home about. Just waiting to put all the other bits on first. |
But will the RaceComp springs be available over here in Aust?
Seems like we are the last place to get anything :( |
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Locally in Australia Eibach wanted $400 for the US kit and it was still a couple of weeks away - but they will be recommending the German spec kit here in Australia (for Aussie conditions) and won't have it for a month or 2. The german kit is a bit firmer - which I didn't want. Possibly a little bit of camber in the front - camber bolts will be sufficient I am told. I'm not a suspension expert - I just wanted to close the gap by an inch on the standard shocks and in Europe the GT 86 has an OEM lowering option which apparently is this kit. |
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