Sprint Springs (1.75" drop) on Ebay
10-15-2003, 04:34 PM
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Sprint Springs (1.75" drop) on Ebay
http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/ws/eB...tem=2436517372
Just passing along what I found while looking for goodies
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Just passing along what I found while looking for goodies
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10-16-2003, 02:44 AM
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They make springs for Ford Escorts, so I've heard a little about them. They usually drop the car more than Eibach, but cost less. I don't think they offer much improvement for handling. My personal opinion is that I wouldn't buy a $30k car so that I can put on cheap $150 springs. Hell, some of you guys are spending more than that for a parking brake lever! Ok, rant over.
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Originally posted by rabinabo
They make springs for Ford Escorts, so I've heard a little about them. They usually drop the car more than Eibach, but cost less. I don't think they offer much improvement for handling. My personal opinion is that I wouldn't buy a $30k car so that I can put on cheap $150 springs. Hell, some of you guys are spending more than that for a parking brake lever! Ok, rant over.
They make springs for Ford Escorts, so I've heard a little about them. They usually drop the car more than Eibach, but cost less. I don't think they offer much improvement for handling. My personal opinion is that I wouldn't buy a $30k car so that I can put on cheap $150 springs. Hell, some of you guys are spending more than that for a parking brake lever! Ok, rant over.
so true
I think I'll wait
10-16-2003, 12:43 PM
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I have to say that this forum is much better than others I've been on. Someone actually listened to my sensible advice 
Now maybe here I can convince someone that they should keep their catalytic converter for everyday driving 
Now maybe here I can convince someone that they should keep their catalytic converter for everyday driving
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I used to buy sprint springs for about $70, and sell them for $150 installed on Hondas (15 mins worth of install work on most of them).
They are about the cheapest spring you can buy out there..... and they have an app for the rx8 already? I'd check on that application first before buying.
They are about the cheapest spring you can buy out there..... and they have an app for the rx8 already? I'd check on that application first before buying.
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