Anyone in Houston using Espelir GT Springs
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Hey guys, i'm trying see if I can find someone in Houston using these springs or have used them. Thanks in advance for your replies.
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Originally Posted by wayneside
not in houston but i have a friend in dallas that has them on his G35 and likes the ride...are you getting a set?
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Originally Posted by rpacman
Yeah, I think It's time for me to replace my suspension. I'm contemplating on a set of these, paired with the tokico d-spec shocks. I've heard good things with this setup... but I'm looking to at least ride in a Z with a set to see if I like the ride. 
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Originally Posted by Old School
I'd recommend the Koni Sport (yellows) shocks as the Tokico tend to leak after a few years of driving on the street. Not too sure about the springs. I've only used Neuspeed, H&R, Sprint, and Eibach....Best springs I've ever bought were the Sprints....but they only offer BIG drops (2" +). H&R are a close second. Eibachs sag in the rear after a few years and Neuspeed springs are bouncy.
BTW, I'm been jonesing for GOW, but unfortunately the box is down and out.
I will be installing the Espelir Active GT springs & Koni Yellows soon. I will let you know how it rides after an auto-x in a couple of weeks. I did an extensive research on springs recently and the Espelir springs provide the stiffest rates that I was looking for. Although they are progressive springs, their stiff spring rate offsets this. I also considered the RS*R springs since they are linear but their spring rate was almost like stock. I currently have Tein S springs -- they're great but I need stiffer springs for auto-x.
i have tein hi-tech springs, not sure of exact drop but i know they are less than one inch, i love the ride, they are progressive so its soft under minor compression and stiff when its needed
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