Dna motorsports lowering springs
08-11-2011, 12:22 PM
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My friend had them on his z28 thinking they would give him a beter ride than his pro-kit and boy was he upset with them. The car road really rough! Refrain from buying some unknown chinese quality parts on ebay...
08-11-2011, 05:34 PM
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google searched them:
"- Lower rate: 1.7" Front, 1.5" Rear
- Springs rate: 450F & 250R"
lol... sounds like a drift setup or something, too much drop, and WAY too much rear spring compared to the front (hell with 250 rears front should be like 700-800+...)
You'd be better off cutting your stock springs. Why do people insist on trying to save a few bucks with questionable parts (that are important to how the vehicle drives, not just trying to save on something like a radio) verses spending an extra $100 or so to get reputable, proven parts? I understand saving money, and everyone has their budget but we arn't talking about big money here... sorry for the rant
"- Lower rate: 1.7" Front, 1.5" Rear
- Springs rate: 450F & 250R"
lol... sounds like a drift setup or something, too much drop, and WAY too much rear spring compared to the front (hell with 250 rears front should be like 700-800+...)
You'd be better off cutting your stock springs. Why do people insist on trying to save a few bucks with questionable parts (that are important to how the vehicle drives, not just trying to save on something like a radio) verses spending an extra $100 or so to get reputable, proven parts? I understand saving money, and everyone has their budget but we arn't talking about big money here... sorry for the rant
