CorkSports Springs

[speciosusnex]

Just purchased them and will have pics posted the day I get them, cause you better believe I am installing them once they get here

 

[Remspeed3]

Cool, be sure and give us the pro's and con's when you get some seat time with them.

 

[speciosusnex]

Will do

 

[harobmx87]

can't wait to see. wonder if they make em themselves or if they're re-branded eibach's

 

[speciosusnex]

good question...

 

[speciosusnex]

Ok so here are the springs that I got in today and installed. Just havent taken pictures cause it was way too dark by the time I got done. Pics to follow first thing tomorrow morning. The pics below are the pics before CorkSport spring install.

 

[speciosusnex]

and these are the after install pics...

this is with no settle time...

 

[Remspeed3]

Looks good, how do they ride and handle compared to stock?...do you think they are bouncy on the freeway??

 

[speciosusnex]

Looks good, how do they ride and handle compared to stock?...do you think they are bouncy on the freeway??

They have a tad bit of bounce. Nothing crazy tho. Def happy with the ride quality! I didnt think they were going to drop this low without any sit time. So we will see... Overall I give the product a good 10/10. Installation was a breeze as well, well just as long as you have a spring compressor.

 

[Pelotonracer2]

Just purchased them and will have pics posted the day I get them, cause you better believe I am installing them once they get here

I'm enjoying mine too...

 

[speciosusnex]

I'm enjoying mine too...

u gonne get struts and shocks for urs? ur just leave the springs?

 

[_Chris]

The springs should not "settle" over time. They are made from a high grade steel and should not go much more than a .25in lower than you are right now over the life of the springs. Cheap springs on the other hand may settle witch just means they have lost some tension.

We used a few different types of springs before going with these. I installed and reinstalled springs on our car countless times. I ran over many speed bumps at speeds I should not have to make sure we got the best ride we could without going overly stiff or to soft.

 

[speciosusnex]

The springs should not "settle" over time. They are made from a high grade steel and should not go much more than a .25in lower than you are right now over the life of the springs. Cheap springs on the other hand may settle witch just means they have lost some tension.

We used a few different types of springs before going with these. I installed and reinstalled springs on our car countless times. I ran over many speed bumps at speeds I should not have to make sure we got the best ride we could without going overly stiff or to soft.

Well I am def happy with all your products so far, keep comin out with products and ill keep a CorkSports build...

 

[_Chris]

Well I am def with all your products so far, keep comin out with products and ill keep a CorkSports build...

Sounds good.

 

[Remspeed3]

Speciosusnex, How are the springs working out for ya after 7 months??

 

[hcbr929rr2]

I'm curious as well, especially about your rear camber, seeing how it is not adjustable on the ms3 without the use of a rear camber kit, did you install one?