[jwmx6]

Any one ever used dropzone lowering springs (feedback request). Camber kits maybe ??? hmmm need feedback :jump:

 

[Radar]

i have the DZ springs and I am satisfied with them for the $ I paid. They aren't as stiff as eibachs and sit a little lower. Actually i am thinking about cutting off 1 dead coil in the rear springs because now that I have my heavy speaker box out it sits higher than I would like....we'll see.

I would say get em, but stay away from the coilovers. I didn't even know they made a camber kit for our car from DZ. I just used a camber bolt/wedge combo. I only had to do it on 1 strut. The other was still within factory range.

 

[mademan333]

dz are cheaper than eibach's but i love my eibach pro kit, so nice and stiff.. very fun, either way you win out cause 6's look good and very sexy lowered

 

[jwmx6]

springs

No offense to anyone but i am more concerned with performance aspect i am afraid they will be to soft I like curves

 

[donfromnaples]

i saw you also have 17" rims. well, i noticed that the tokicos made a bigger difference in handling then the springs. some may argue with me on this, but i think the shocks really make the bigger difference in handling. besides, anytime you lower your center of gravity, your car increases its abilily in lateral g force.

 

[jwmx6]

springs

thanks i will be getting tokico for sure

 

[Radar]

if you more concerned about curves go with the eibach. They have high spring rates IRC...Honestly I would be willing to bet that Eibach has put much more R&D into their products than DZ. They are based outta Miami, FL (Parent company is Dynamic Auto Design) and I have run 2 bulk buys through them...just from speaking to them about their products I would say they know what they are doing, but just don't invest as much into development as others.

Either way I am very happy with mine. My car handles very well...minus the soft steering feel from the busted leaking rack that I am never going to replace...