koni springs

[richardfirefighter]

are these any good. they lower by 30mm. does it make a difference if i use them with my standard shocks. if not!! can anyone tell me a good suspension kit and where to get it cheap???? cheers guys

 

[ChrisR]

I've been told by people who've had them that while their shocks are great their springs aren't so great

If it's just springs you want go for Eibach Pro/Street lines depending on weather you're fussed on lowering loads or just changing the handling.

 

[richardfirefighter]

where would i find a set of those

 

[LegoHead]

I've been told by people who've had them that while their shocks are great their springs aren't so great

If it's just springs you want go for Eibach Pro/Street lines depending on weather you're fussed on lowering loads or just changing the handling.

It's sportslines.....these are also the best out of the two. Pro are supposed to lower 30mm, and sportslines 50mm. I had the latter and it was only about a 30mm drop.

Yozzasport sell them iirc for 137 + postage.

 

[ChrisR]

It's sportslines.....these are also the best out of the two. Pro are supposed to lower 30mm, and sportslines 50mm. I had the latter and it was only about a 30mm drop.

Knew it was something like that

As for being the best, not what I've heard, though depends if you want low or not.

Personally I wasn't interested in the lowering aspect, just wanted the ride to change a little, and the people I spoke to rated the Pro Lines over the others. But agreed if you want it to look lower for the the sportlines, pro lower 10-20mm.

 

[richardfirefighter]

i think i will go for 30mm lower i just hope my standard shocks can cope

 

[sneeks]

I'm thinking about getting Pro Lines for my 172 as I'm not looking to lower the car much, mainly firm up the ride and make it better through corners. It will no doubt have the unfortunate side effect of causing more rattles.