lionheart320

I came across some sprint spings for $140, has anyone had any experience withem. What is the drop? and what shocks do yo recomend with them?? any pics please post

dmontzsta

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That is a standard price, where did you find it?

nubiannupe

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Sprint springs = 2" drop. And like dmontzmax said, that's pretty much standard fare, in terms of pricing. Probably a bit on the high side, IMO.

As for shocks (read - STRUTS), Eibach seems to be what a lot of people go with here. I've got Sprint springs coupled with Spring Tech struts. No problems with mine after 10 months.

But use your OWN monetary judgement, when you look to purchase some.

vwink182

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nubiannupe...

Hey have you had any other kind of strut you can compare your spring techs to? I'm in the market and I like the 38 dolla price

Lord Dain

I have Sprint Springs with KYB struts. The drop in the car is nice. I will upgrade to at least Tokico struts in the summer. Koni's would be nice.

I don't know if kevincleff still has his website pics up but that is what the car looks like with the drop.

bvtran

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Yeah. That sounds like a good deal. Normally, they're marked at 165, I think.

nubiannupe

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I originally had Tokico struts. I'd highly compare these to either those or the KYB's. IIRC, when I called to place an order for mine, the rep mentioned that their struts were made by the same company that makes KYB - so in essence, it's just the 'bargain' brand of KYB.

vwink182

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Nice, I like what I hear

andy21

sprints give a sweet looking drop. my friend has them but they seem to make the car bounce when you watch it drive. but like i said before it looks amazing w/ his 18's!

Mizeree_X

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Eibach is a brand of spring, not strut. I run eibachs / tokicos and like them, though I might put suspension techniques springs in the front when summertime rolls around to make the drop more aggressive (right now, the front looks higher than the rear).

internetautomar

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That's a strut problem not a spring problem

nubiannupe

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Yeah, I must've had too much of that 'cheeba' when I wrote that... my bad!