H/R and Sportlines have my vote.


Pro kit is only a 1.2-1.4 drop

 

Yup, that's what I wanted to know. Thanks for the reply bro.

 

its the performance that counts. LOL, no pro-kit love. :crying:


If your into the 'slammed' look then Pro-kit springs should not be on your list.

I'd go with H&R sport.

 

Oh yeah, H&R's w/ Koni yellow on bottom perch. 205/50/15 tires, whatever the stock offset on GSR's are - no rubbing. I can fit one finger in the wheelgap if I go in angled, so there is about 1/2 finger gap if you look at it parallel to the ground.

Hope that made sense it's too early in the morning.

 

Looks like from what you guys are saying and according to the poll, H&R Sport is out ahead of the pack. At this point I'm 99% sure I'll get the H&R Sport springs. They're much cheaper than the other two Eibach springs. Where's a good online store to purchase the H&R springs from? I've looked on eBay and the cheapest I found'em was $122 + shipping. That's on a brand new set. Sounds like a great deal but if I could find'em just a little bit cheaper (which I doubt), that'd be great. By-the-way, thanks for all the replies people.

 

sportlines + shocks get my vote. lower the better :thumbup: real men have negative camber

 

bump... last time .

 

Sportlines get my vote, lower the car nicely, good handling, and through my white rims you can see the red springs..haha looks kinda cool on ebp :naughty: