Lowering Springs
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Lowering Springs
I was wondering if anyone had any feed back or experience with Springtech lowering springs. I've found some for a really good price for an 89-94 Max and wa wondering if they are any good, or if it would be more beneficial to save the money for Eibachs. They Springtechs are supposelly a 2 inch drop. Thanks for any info.
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Originally Posted by Gjohnson
I was wondering if anyone had any feed back or experience with Springtech lowering springs. I've found some for a really good price for an 89-94 Max and wa wondering if they are any good, or if it would be more beneficial to save the money for Eibachs. They Springtechs are supposelly a 2 inch drop. Thanks for any info.
#7
I just saw this thread...
I'm sure since you searched that you noticed my original thread when I first got them on.
These pictures show it after a couple months of settling, and with my new 17's:
http://www.ghettomods.net/albums/max/100_1299.sized.jpg
http://www.ghettomods.net/albums/max/100_1298.sized.jpg
I'm sure since you searched that you noticed my original thread when I first got them on.
These pictures show it after a couple months of settling, and with my new 17's:
http://www.ghettomods.net/albums/max/100_1299.sized.jpg
http://www.ghettomods.net/albums/max/100_1298.sized.jpg
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Originally Posted by Spipedong90
I just saw this thread...
I'm sure since you searched that you noticed my original thread when I first got them on.
These pictures show it after a couple months of settling, and with my new 17's:
http://www.ghettomods.net/albums/max/100_1299.sized.jpg
http://www.ghettomods.net/albums/max/100_1298.sized.jpg
I'm sure since you searched that you noticed my original thread when I first got them on.
These pictures show it after a couple months of settling, and with my new 17's:
http://www.ghettomods.net/albums/max/100_1299.sized.jpg
http://www.ghettomods.net/albums/max/100_1298.sized.jpg
Where did you buy yours from???
#11
It's pretty substantial. They said 1.8", and it was pretty close if not exactly 1.8". I would have liked 1.5" better I think, because with 235/45/17 tires I rub on things and have to watch speed bumps and potholes.
#12
I have a 1.8+ drop on Speedline springs, and it's no fun, believe me.
It's not even practical to put on a body kit at this point...
I can't wait to buy intrax and restore my ride.
But yes, Springtech will slam your ride, however I can't vouch for the quality. IMHO, the Max just needs more clearance and spring height for damper - but if you're making a low rider, that's another story...
It's not even practical to put on a body kit at this point...
I can't wait to buy intrax and restore my ride.
But yes, Springtech will slam your ride, however I can't vouch for the quality. IMHO, the Max just needs more clearance and spring height for damper - but if you're making a low rider, that's another story...
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#13
bah... mine's lowered almost three inches and I don't have a problem bottoming out- even with my lower tie bar and SFCs on it. you just have to be careful when you drive over large bumps and you're fine.
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Originally Posted by Matt93SE
bah... mine's lowered almost three inches and I don't have a problem bottoming out- even with my lower tie bar and SFCs on it. you just have to be careful when you drive over large bumps and you're fine.
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Hey post another pic of how your car sits with that drop.
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Originally Posted by Matt93SE
bah... mine's lowered almost three inches and I don't have a problem bottoming out- even with my lower tie bar and SFCs on it. you just have to be careful when you drive over large bumps and you're fine.
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