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LetItRev · 2004-08-09, 02:41 PM

Because I don't think I am going to be doing any offroading soon, I feel my next mod should be springs. That and I don't need to be able to stick my whole fist and then some between the front wheels and the top of the wheel well.

May I draw on your collective vast knowledge of WRX suspension mods. Springs cost how much? I hear about $200-$300.00 should do it.

Tyson, I know you are happy with your current springs although you are going to upgrade soon. Which are they again?

Springs vs. Coil overs: Aside from the obvious advantages, I am not sure I want to go to the golden "Honey, I'm going to spend another $1,200.00 on the WRX" route again. ($1,200.00 seems to be the magic number for most WRX mods).

Enlighten me please.

Franz

2004-08-09, 02:41 PM	#1
LetItRev R.I.P. Join Date: Nov 2003 Location: Reno, Nevada Posts: 501 Car: 2004 WRX	Let's Talk Springs Because I don't think I am going to be doing any offroading soon, I feel my next mod should be springs. That and I don't need to be able to stick my whole fist and then some between the front wheels and the top of the wheel well. May I draw on your collective vast knowledge of WRX suspension mods. Springs cost how much? I hear about $200-$300.00 should do it. Tyson, I know you are happy with your current springs although you are going to upgrade soon. Which are they again? Springs vs. Coil overs: Aside from the obvious advantages, I am not sure I want to go to the golden "Honey, I'm going to spend another $1,200.00 on the WRX" route again. ($1,200.00 seems to be the magic number for most WRX mods). Enlighten me please. Franz