Has anyone ever used these? I mean $100 for front and rear, that's pretty cheap....
LOWERING SPRING - DNA - 97-06 PONTIAC GRAND PRIX - RED
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03-14-2013
Has anyone ever used these? I mean $100 for front and rear, that's pretty cheap....
LOWERING SPRING - DNA - 97-06 PONTIAC GRAND PRIX - RED
03-14-2013
search around the forum. there's actually one really long thread on them and another dozen that've popped up along the way.
consensus is that they work, ride decently, and don't lower the car much.
03-14-2013
save another 100 and get SSC
03-14-2013
EBay springs: Lame.
03-14-2013
I tried a little Google search just for the hell of it and didn't really come up with a lot, so that sort of scared me lolOriginally Posted by Bio248
What exactly is SSC
03-14-2013
SSC/Canuck Motorsports(on the googler), most consistent 200 spring set for our cars(on the googler)
03-14-2013
If you're looking for handling, I highly suggest the Vogtland springs. I love mine with GR2 struts and it seems that it's a top pick for handling and drive ability. Downside is I think it's only rated for 1.7inches of drop or something like that. Eibach can lower the car more. I'm sorry I'm not much help toward your possible eBay purchase, but I'm weary on something cheaply made that'll be a big factor in handling. For the extra $120 or so I highly suggest Vogtland or eibach.
03-14-2013
Definately understand that. Thank you for your input
03-14-2013
No problem man, good luck either way.
03-14-2013
how are eibach springs?
03-14-2013
I didn't find them on..."ebay" I was looking up headers and found Speed Daddys website...just saying.
03-14-2013
Speed daddy sells them on there too..n you can get them for $80 shipped rather than 100 plus shipping
03-14-2013
SSC's are some of the best handling springs with Excel-G struts. If you want to go lower, you definitely need struts specifically designed for a lowering setup rather than stock replacements. Do not cheap out on suspension components.
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