Has anyone ever heard of vogtland springs before // if so are they good

 

They're so good. I put them on my trampoline.

 

I don't know. I have the orange race lowering springs off e-bay. They sell for $60 to $70 dollars. They lower the car about an 1 1/2 inches and ride pritty firm but handle great. I have had them on for about 3 months and happy with them.

 

do you know who makes the orange springs you have?

 

megan racing makes the orange springs

 

Do u have any pics of this setup??? I was thinkin about gettin the megan racing springs but wasnt sure if 1 1/2 inches was a big enough drop for the 4x4 gap that our cars have?? Im thinkin on the tein s to get that 2" drop but not sure ... thanks

 

thanks! that was fast...

 

Here's another spring company that sells on ebay and ebay.ca. They make the Springtech springs:

http://www.canuckmotorsports.com/

 

I thought vogtland was the actual manufacturer of tokico..

 

vogtland is a premium spring manufacturer. there are only a few spring manufacturers out there, h&r, eibach, tein, vogtland, and sprint are about the only ones...there are other co's that do manufacture, but they are industrial spring companies rather than automotive co's. vogtlands springs should be about the same as the h&r/maxspeed for comfort level, and performance on the level of eibach. i am compiling a comprehensive report on most of the springs available for the 5th gens...since that is the gen i own, but it should carry true to all gens. i am waiting on some more info from a few other companies to finish my research.

 

Hey!!, Here he is, the comedian of the white Max in the ditch post!!!! LOL, I STILL laugh about that man.....

 

Vogtland does manufacture the springs for Tokico's suspension kits.

The Vogtland springs that you would buy separately will give you the same drop as what you'd get with the Tokico Illumina kit. Technically they could possibly be different, but they are most likely identical.

Either way, you're definitely looking at a spring that's comparable to H&R, Eibach, and Tein.