Springs on Ebay?

[Protegeguy78]

I was browsing E-bay earlier and saw springs on there from some company that deals exclusively with E-bay (I guess). What do you all think about that? I'm not really in the market for lowering springs, I just thought I'd see what other Mazda enthusiasts think about the topic. Post up if you want.

 

[RaiderMS3]

A link would help. Depends on the brand of springs.

 

[Protegeguy78]

For some reason I can't get a link to get in this post. If you go to E-bay and type prtoege springs, and then click on the "search e-bay motors...lowering springs" there are a bunch of them on there.

 

[99 Pro]

Not really sure exactly what you're asking, but I bought my Tein S-Tech springs on ebay and they are fine.

 

[Hellnightkid]

KYMP5 is selling protege spring for 70 in Vendor section..and they are falken factory tunned(Eibach)

 

[Scott]

Any off-brand springs that cost like $50-70 bucks are generally not very high quality. They will tend to sag, set unevenly, and create a bouncy ride. Not really what you want for your car if I do say so myself.

 

[RaiderMS3]

I think themorale of ebay and aftermarket parts, you get what you pay for. That is why they have a ton of junk and knock off parts. If you have not heard of the brand, and cannot find them in a basic Google search, buyer beware.

KYMP5 is a good guy, I would look into his springs before going to some unknown on ebay.

 

[AznXstazy]

KYMP5 is selling protege spring for 70 in Vendor section..and they are falken factory tunned(Eibach)

yup i would go to kymp5 he sent mine within a week to. hes a great guy to work with. and ebay springs, the only ones you should buy is the brand name. not the cheapo 50 dallor ones for all 4. they will be really crappy springs. you get what you pay for.