which lowering springs?

[m77rpp]

Hi all

Looking for recommendations, I pick up my new toy (182) at the weekend and want to lower the car for that more agressive stance. Can anyone recommend a set of good springs to go for?

I don't want coilovers, but also don't want to lose the spurb handling these some with as standard.

Cheers
Mat

 

[Carlv8415]

Cooksport springs are your best option. They currently sold out due to demand and it's a minimum 2 week wait. I know because I waiting

 

[plymcl172]

search it

 

[RSprojects]

eibach sportline

 

[Harbinger]

Not Apex 40MM drop, hard as f**k, I know because they are on now and regretting it.

 

[BustaMOVEs]

Another vote for cooksports.

 

[George@RTR_Parts]

Cooksport or Eibach. Have a quick search plenty of reviews and photos of cars running both

 

[m77rpp]

Cheers guys, I've had apex on a golf gti in the past amd they were not to bad. I think eibach is the way forward for me. I understand pro lines are a smoother ride quality?

 

[m77rpp]

Anyone tried H&R springs?

 

[forest4ever]

I have Apex on my clio....very good....well planted but very hard on the normal roads

 

[Sunglasses_Ron]

Cooksports.

 

[m77rpp]

Cooksport are out stock and not sure when they are getting more. I'm on the waiting list. I think I'm gonna have to be a good be boy and be patient, yours looks great Ron

 

[m77rpp]

Forest4ever do you have any pics? I like the sound of the drop but not sure about the hard ride. I've had apes shocks and springs on a golf before and it wasnt that bad s ride.