lowwering springs any good?
26 May 2010, 06:12 PM
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lowwering springs any good?
94 wrx
ive recently fitted arb's and alloy drop links very impresed witht the outcome (on rails) looking to futher enhance the handeling
are these kits just for looks (obviously they will benifit from a lowwer center of gravity)
but are the gains noticable?
what make are the ones to go for
ive recently fitted arb's and alloy drop links very impresed witht the outcome (on rails) looking to futher enhance the handeling
are these kits just for looks (obviously they will benifit from a lowwer center of gravity)
but are the gains noticable?
what make are the ones to go for
27 May 2010, 07:13 PM
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Personally, I'd check out the shocks. Make sure they're alright before making a decision on springs or springs/dampers or coilovers....
New shocks plus an ALK might be a better combination... But as all 4 corners would have to come off anyway, do the springs too.
J.
New shocks plus an ALK might be a better combination... But as all 4 corners would have to come off anyway, do the springs too.
J.
27 May 2010, 07:17 PM
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I would recommend AGX KYB gas adjustable shocks (one right height but adjustable stiffness) and a set of Eibachs. I had these (as well as a full set of Whiteline droplinks) fitted to the old Scoob. Difference was fantastic and the car was only approx 25-35mm lower so didn't look daft. 
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