anyone used these with standard Sti V dampers?...as seen on

Had them on my MY00 GT, lot's of friends have 'em as well, works great actually.

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I went for LedaB in the end though...

So, these are the lowering springs to go for for an STi V rather than Eibachs which are not correctly rated for an Sti?

If anyone else uses them I'd be grateful for your comments.

The reason I'm asking is that I currently have leda B but I think it is slightly too stiff for the roads around where I live (and I don't do track days), so I am thinking of swapping back to the original setup. The reason I ask about the lowering springs is that I don't think I can put up with the original ride height of the standard setup, the car looks so cool when it is lower than standard.

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Dave

The GGS022's feels much softer than the SS LedaB setup, mostly because they're progressive.

They'll work....and they lower it just right, a tad more up front than in the rear.

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/J

The GGS022 is a Tein Soft spring...The soft might be too soft for the STi V dampers. The spring rates on the soft are almost half of the standard Ver. V spring.

You might want to try the Tein Medium; the mediums' spring rates are a tad stiffer then the standard Ver.V...I believe the part #is GGS 277.

I have the Tein Mediums on STi V dampers and the ride is excellent. Also, the ride height is lowered the same as soft, 30mm, which looks awsome.

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