Spoon springs installed today guys - here are the before and after shots + install photos
I'm yet to take it on a 'nice' drive but initial feelings around town were really good. It's not too stiff at all (for those who don't want a 'harsh' ride), and I have to say it really hasn't lost any of that OEM comfort - I guess that's the advantage of a progressive springs as opposed to a coil over.
The initial drop without settling so far is -17mm. I think when I take it through the twisty bits it might settle in a bit, and hit the hard spring rate for a firmer ride. ANYWAY, here are some pics of the install at my friends mechanics garage (labour = $90).
INSTALL PHOTOS:
Taking the front assembly out:
Stock front spring vs Spoon Sports front spring:
Removing stock front springs:
Cut down bump stops:
Installing front Spoon Sports springs:
Removing stock rear springs:
Stock rear spring vs Spoon Sports rear spring:
Rear spring installed:
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The drop is only subtle, but keeps the car practical and just looks that little more tuckedWhat do you think?
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