Schatz Springs
04-04-2006, 07:19 PM
#4
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personally, I did tons of research before I purchased my H&R's. All you can really count on is reputation in this case, unless you are willing to buy them, install them, test them out, and uninstall them if you dont' like them. That costs money and time. Who knows though, you could end up liking them if you choose to risk it.
The fact that I've never heard of these springs (and most others probably haven't either), is a fair indication that they might not be a good idea. But again, I could be wrong...
If you took the time and were able to find these lesser-known springs, you probably already know that the most popular springs are eibach, H&R, and vogtland. I have never heard a single bad thing about any of these springs. eibachs are great for those who only want moderate lowering while maintaining a more factory ride, while the H&R's and vogtlands are more agressive. All three are tried and true.
Sorry I wasn't able to give you an account of first-hand experience, but if I were you (assuming you know little to nothing about these springs), I would steer clear of them for the above reasons.
Good luck!
The fact that I've never heard of these springs (and most others probably haven't either), is a fair indication that they might not be a good idea. But again, I could be wrong...
If you took the time and were able to find these lesser-known springs, you probably already know that the most popular springs are eibach, H&R, and vogtland. I have never heard a single bad thing about any of these springs. eibachs are great for those who only want moderate lowering while maintaining a more factory ride, while the H&R's and vogtlands are more agressive. All three are tried and true.
Sorry I wasn't able to give you an account of first-hand experience, but if I were you (assuming you know little to nothing about these springs), I would steer clear of them for the above reasons.
Good luck!
