BEST SPRINGS?

[JAM381]

Originally Posted by hayleybeaners

Thanks, you too, any issues with height yet?

Yeah but only when it was me and 2 friends I slightly scrapped in the middle. Although the spring haven't really settled yet.

[ngabdala]

Swift

[Phaedrus29]

Originally Posted by whitefrs

that looks great but i feel that im gonna go moar low lol

Lower than the sportlines? At that point you really should be considering coilovers, if you care about preserving the handling.

As JoeBoxer said, anything over 1" and you might start to worry about negative effects on handling and tire wear.

[Chee-Hu]

Originally Posted by ngabdala

Swift

+1

[F3dzo]

Originally Posted by whitefrs

Hey Guys
i wanna lower my car but cant afford coil overs right now.

what springs have the best drop but also a good ride.
i wont track my car its just for looks.

Tein s-tech 1.5 drop

This is as close as your going to get to coilovers. Any lower and your in big long term trouble.

[schroeder69]

did you have to use a camber kit in the front with the eibach sportline?

[Mach V Dan]

I'm partial to our springs.



--Dan
Mach V

[ASSALBERT]

I generally dont recommend lowering springs, but if you must i would only suggest Swift springs as they specifically engineer each application to suit the stroke range of the factory damper. They are the most widely used springs in of all pro racing in Japan as well as many Le Mans race teams and Nascar teams secretly switching over to Swift springs.

Heres some more info on their springs and their benefits http://swiftsprings.com/faq.html

[Klar]

Originally Posted by Mach V Dan

I'm partial to our springs.

--Dan
Mach V

This is what I'm gong for. I'll call you eventually, Dan, when the wife lets me spend a little.

[wparsons]

Originally Posted by Mach V Dan

I'm partial to our springs.
--Dan
Mach V

Mach V lowering springs for Subaru BRZ and Scion FR-S lower your car approximately 0.75" in the front and 1.0" in the rear. They're 28% stiffer than stock in the front, and 30% stiffer than stock in the rear.

Which stock springs are those being compared to? I would assume BRZ since that's what is shown in the pictures?

[Mach V Dan]

Originally Posted by wparsons

Which stock springs are those being compared to? I would assume BRZ since that's what is shown in the pictures?

Yes. FR-S springs are the same as BRZ springs in front, but slightly firmer in the back.

--Dan
Mach V

[wparsons]

According to other sources, the BRZ fronts are stiffer and rears are softer compared to the FR-S?

http://www.ft86club.com/forums/showthread.php?t=8739
http://********.com/forum/showthread...S-Spring-Rates

Either way, good to know it's based off BRZ rates.

[Mach V Dan]

Originally Posted by wparsons

According to other sources, the BRZ fronts are stiffer and rears are softer compared to the FR-S?

Hmm. I was talking from memory -- I had recalled that the BRZ and FR-S front spring was the same part, but now I can't find my source for that. But yes, our springs used the BRZ springs as a starting point.

--Dan
Mach V