Lowering Springs
#5
I'm also interested in anyone's opinion of springs, as I'm looking at replacing mine fairly soon when I give the suspension it's 25-year overhaul.
I'm leaning towards the ST set as I'm not keen on the idea of going to a stiffer-than-stock setup for my daily driver. Of course, my conclusion is simply drawn by the spring-rate guideline chart from Mazdatrix.
I'm leaning towards the ST set as I'm not keen on the idea of going to a stiffer-than-stock setup for my daily driver. Of course, my conclusion is simply drawn by the spring-rate guideline chart from Mazdatrix.
#6
Originally Posted by camocarl' date='Jun 5 2004, 08:02 PM
how are racing beat springs compared to the ST springs.
#7
Racing beat springs are linear, not progressive, it's like riding in a go cart, I had the RB's on my 84 and they were pretty nasty. The ST's and they Eibach's are both a great product, I think I've got them in the store for about a $20 difference. However I have the Eibach's in stock and not the Suspension Techniques
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