Help finding replacement springs for my classic wagon
30 June 2006, 07:23 PM
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Help finding replacement springs for my classic wagon
I'm looking for a spring for MY96 wagon that will lower it a little, but still maintain a good ride such as Eibach springs. From what I've seen the Eibachs lower the rear too much, and they don't make a specific spring for us wagon owners so the "sag" in back would be even worse.
I'll be using KYB GR2 struts and this is my daily driver. I'm just looking to liven it up a bit
I'll be using KYB GR2 struts and this is my daily driver. I'm just looking to liven it up a bit
30 June 2006, 08:33 PM
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I have set of eibachs in my MY99 wagon and they're been fine - handling is miles better and they have greatly improved the ride when the rear is laden (previously the front felt rather light when there was a load in the back). It's my daily drive and has carried some serious loads with no problems at all. hope that helps.
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Originally Posted by HoonDevil
I have set of eibachs in my MY99 wagon and they're been fine - handling is miles better and they have greatly improved the ride when the rear is laden (previously the front felt rather light when there was a load in the back). It's my daily drive and has carried some serious loads with no problems at all. hope that helps.
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Originally Posted by jgevers
Whiteline manufacture springs specific for the Classic Wagon........
With the monitor I have right now I can't read a word on the whteline site
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I have H&R springs and Koni Sport adjustables...
This pic is stock vs H&R springs and stock struts...also 15" vs 18" wheels
and this one is as it is now with H&R and Koni's
It's ok...ride is dependant on how hard i set konis up...i also do have ALK which made a ride bit on a hard side...not to mention top mount struts and antisway bars with uniball perrin droplinks 
This pic is stock vs H&R springs and stock struts...also 15" vs 18" wheels
and this one is as it is now with H&R and Koni's
It's ok...ride is dependant on how hard i set konis up...i also do have ALK which made a ride bit on a hard side
...not to mention top mount struts and antisway bars with uniball perrin droplinks
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Originally Posted by Tim.flatfour
I'm looking for a spring for MY96 wagon that will lower it a little, but still maintain a good ride such as Eibach springs. From what I've seen the Eibachs lower the rear too much, and they don't make a specific spring for us wagon owners so the "sag" in back would be even worse.
I'll be using KYB GR2 struts and this is my daily driver. I'm just looking to liven it up a bit
I'll be using KYB GR2 struts and this is my daily driver. I'm just looking to liven it up a bit
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