Springs, UDPs, or Short-Throw
#1
Springs, UDPs, or Short-Throw
Hey guys,
I'm looking at my next set of mods, all around the same price range, and trying to figure out which will give me the most bang for my buck. I'm looking at either:
Eibach Lowering Springs
Steeda Under Drive Pulleys
MGW Short-Throw Shifter
I'm going to get all of these eventually, but I'm not sure which to get first. It's coming up on winter, and this is my daily driver, so I dunno if the springs will actually improve driveability in wet/bad traction conditions, or if it's even worth it. Does anyone actually notice a huge difference with the short-throw as well?
I'm looking at my next set of mods, all around the same price range, and trying to figure out which will give me the most bang for my buck. I'm looking at either:
Eibach Lowering Springs
Steeda Under Drive Pulleys
MGW Short-Throw Shifter
I'm going to get all of these eventually, but I'm not sure which to get first. It's coming up on winter, and this is my daily driver, so I dunno if the springs will actually improve driveability in wet/bad traction conditions, or if it's even worth it. Does anyone actually notice a huge difference with the short-throw as well?
#3
And the pullies give you some HP while the springs give you some style....what do you like more? Both are worthwhile upgrades
#5
Springs give performance and looks. I would get them. I put on JUST lowering springs on my car and it looks waay better. Actually just got a compliment from a guy in a ferrari while I was driving down the road
#6
Springs are the coolest looking mod for sure. But your getting yourself into more cost with the associated things that you'll run into. CC Plates or Camber bolts/alignment/possibly panhard bar/premature shock/strut wear.
I vote short throw
I vote short throw
#7
I think camber bolts are 40 dollars. Front end only alignment is around 30 dollars. My shocks and struts are still good and i have had the springs on for 25k miles or so and I have 46k miles on my car. I didnt need a panhard bar because the rear end was centered enough for now.
#8
I've lowered almost every car I've owned and the only issue I had was I ate some tires up a little faster due to putting off an alignment for the toe. Otherwise, it was a fantastic mod everytime!
#10
I'm a performance guy and I did the UDPs before I did the springs. The springs are good for handling around curves if you do a lot of that kind of driving. Don't get me wrong, I love my car's stance. When I did the springs, I also replaced the shocks and struts at the same time. Saved a little bit of money