Springs that wont lower the MSP performance, but will lower the car?

[jonnydoe48]

is there a list of these out there? shrug, i am interested in dropping heh.

 

[Sir Nuke]

don't think there is a specific list...BUT....

eibach pro kit

H&R's

or Spool Springs

any of these will do the trick....it just depends on how much you want to drop the car.

 

[SedanMan]

For increased performance, I would say the Eibach sportline or Ion race springs.

 

[PaulMP3]

my spools definitly handles as good as stock or better. The drop in the front is perfect the rear could use another 1/2-1" but it still looks real nice. Ride quality is also same as stock, only they bottom out sooner if you hit railroad tracks or a bump going to fast, which i would assume any lowering spring would do.

 

[jonnydoe48]

well, i want to have an even drop..im not into the whole front lower than bottom thing, heh.

 

[PaulMP3]

dont blame ya.

 

[slug420]

stay away from spool then, unless he changes em or realies this batch was messed up too..

i compared to a stock msp and my spools in the rear are a solid inch or more HIGHER than stock.

and he said this "new design" did not need any settling so these wont be going down any.

I like the stock MSP height in the rear, and just wanted the front lower, but for performance reasons I figured i better go with a kit of 4 springs rather than piecing 2 stock ones with 2 spools.

i cannot imagine that putting my stock springs back in the rear will hurt perf at all so thats what im going to do

 

[rowan]

To keep high performance, you'll definitely want linear rate springs. So that eliminates all typical "lowering spring" type kits.

You can custom order springs from Eibach .. or there are those Ion race springs which I hope are linear but I don't know the spring rates.

 

[iON Performance]

jonnydoe48 - here's a review of our race-spec springs on the MSP

http://www.protege5.com/vbb230/showthread.php?s=&threadid=27879