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Old 09-17-2005, 01:50 PM
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Question DMS springs?

I hear a lot of people raving about these and can't find anywhere to buy them or find out how much they are. Could someone please point me in the right direction?
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Only place is their own website. DMS
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Thanks. Would you reccomend those over Eibach or BMR or HAL?
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most people seem to hate Eibach because of the saggy rear syndrome. BMR springs seem to be ok- nice thing about them is you can purchase front or back individually (maybe others do this and i dont know about it). And HAL/QA1 is like comparing apples and tangerines or something- most folks seem to go for them for drag only cars.

For a great stance (and reportedly good ride and handling) DMS seems to be the way to go. Good price too.
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Alot of people are going with DMS so will I.
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Originally Posted by OldeSkool
most people seem to hate Eibach because of the saggy rear syndrome.
Now why do you have to say that? That's not true. A lot of people like the Eibach LS1 Prokit. The rear springs are also used in the Sportlines so that they don't have to produce a second rear spring, so it tends to be a bit too low in the rear. It's easily fixed, though.

The only downside with the DMS and BMR springs is that they are progressive. Progressive springs are not the hot ticket for handling. Still, they do OK for "sporty" driving.
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ive got some dms springs and im still kinda skechy about them it droped the front 1.5" and the back .5" so the back is still up there...and the whole reason i bought springs was not to rig shyt and everyone tells me to get the back leveled out i have to do the heater house kit.. and i really dont wanna do that if i could redo it i would go bmr...great stance and great quality..just +$30 over dms...but just my .02




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