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read it again..
"I honestly do not belive you "need" to buy springs from overseas."Quote:
Originally Posted by McChook
- that's your suggestion/opinion, fine, i can accept that.
then right after it, you suggests to buy Eibachs., which are from overseas.
you're suggesting Eibachs which costs more than Spoon and Whiteline
:roll:
you're the no brainerQuote:
Originally Posted by McChook
whiteline LOSES
Have you ever used the Spoon Springs? Lets be specific and say, in a DC5? Or do you just like to brag about brand names... Oh, I thought so
I said "NEED". Need means "you have to have". I said, "you do not need", which means, you have a choice, and you don't have to buy springs from overseas. I know exactly what I said. The Eibachs are very nice, wipe the floor with spoon springs, but are more expensive. If you look to japan for suspension parts, your a goose.
hahah
you make me laugh man
of course we are commenting on what we know
and yes, i have sat in a dc5 with eibach and a dc5 with spoon springs
both are dc5R
that's why i asked if his car was an R or not..
and your comment about looking to japan for suspension parts is a joke??...LOL
that comment itself is a joke
you *sat* in both. How about drive it - not passenger, DRIVE. How about a track, take each car there?? No?? Hmmm.....
;)
thanks dude
i did, on track, spoon spring, tein ss, king, on a dc5R
the king sagged like anna nicole's titis
tested
Spoon
Eibach
H&R
Whiteline - off the shelf items
all using DMS shocks
i guess whiteline lapped the fastest time?
ohh 100 posts!
Nope, Eibach did.
Eibach is very good indeed(i had them on dc2r), so does spoon, one thing i dont like bout Eibach is they wont disclose the specs of the springs (spring rate, material) :? peace