Thinking of Steeda Sport Springs, but not sure.
11-07-2004, 12:06 PM
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Thinking of Steeda Sport Springs, but not sure.
Well I picked up a Sonic Blue 2003 GT last weekend,
The car sits a bit too high for me. I would like to keep the ride quality the same, but lower the car enough to at least have an even wheel well gap around the tire.
Anyone have the Steeda Sports? I would look at another brand if the stock ride is kept and it lowers the car enough, but not too much. I want a neutral, slightly lowered look, not a slammed one.
Does anyone have a good side shot with lowering springs? Please post it and let me know what kind they are, and how the ride was altered.
The car sits a bit too high for me. I would like to keep the ride quality the same, but lower the car enough to at least have an even wheel well gap around the tire.
Anyone have the Steeda Sports? I would look at another brand if the stock ride is kept and it lowers the car enough, but not too much. I want a neutral, slightly lowered look, not a slammed one.
Does anyone have a good side shot with lowering springs? Please post it and let me know what kind they are, and how the ride was altered.
11-07-2004, 03:38 PM
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RE: Thinking of Steeda Sport Springs, but not sure.
Steeda's sport springs will give you the heighth you want, as well as the Saleen progressive rate springs. Those are my recommendations. Your ride quality will be similar, slightly firmer, but your car will handle quite a bit better.
11-07-2004, 07:51 PM
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RE: Thinking of Steeda Sport Springs, but not sure.
If you want a good look I would say go with a 1.5 in the rear and a 1.6 in the front. Here is a pic of mine and I think it looks and handles great.
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11-08-2004, 03:12 AM
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RE: Thinking of Steeda Sport Springs, but not sure.
Steeda springs will work good. I have been hearing weird things about Eibach lately. Hope there quality hasn't sunk.
You can try H&R springs they are the best!!!!!!!!
Matt 01 stanger
You can try H&R springs they are the best!!!!!!!!
Matt 01 stanger
11-08-2004, 03:59 AM
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RE: Thinking of Steeda Sport Springs, but not sure.
You can try H&R springs they are the best!!!!!!!!
Matt 01 stanger
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11-08-2004, 04:45 AM
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RE: Thinking of Steeda Sport Springs, but not sure.
i bgot ford motorsports springs, they are nice feeling springs, but they didnt drop as much as i would have liked only about 1in or 1.5 in. but i found out it was more than enough, this is because i scrape my cats on speed bumps all the time. My cats are stock and havent been touched btw. so if i would have lowered my car more i would be dragging all the time, and the draging is annoying
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