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Old 01-03-2007, 12:58 PM
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For all you guys running a complete package, what do you recommend for a spring weight? If I went with the lightest (drag spring), how bad is it going to affect my street driving? I do street drive my car, but not all the time. I'm not a road racer, so I don't care about cornering and handling that much. My car is pretty much set up for drag. 9in rear end with 373 gears, th400 with t brake, nitrous ect... I just want to be able to drive it normally around corners doing the speed limit. And are you guys using a QA1 rear spring too, or is the stocker just as good? I haven't seen them anywhere. And lastly, which series do you guys recommend, r series? Double adjustable (a little costly for me), or the regular Gen F?
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I would like to know also. Look into Kentucky-speed. They are a sponsor on here. There giving me a deal.
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I would like to know also. Look into Kentucky-speed. They are a sponsor on here. There giving me a deal.
Thanks for the kind words 00 FREAK. Please lets us help in any way we can.

Thanks, Mark
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if you drag alot the 275lbs are not that bad(single adj all around). Are these for the 3rd gen car? I had the 300lb springs on my 2000 TA, stock springs on the rear. I will be switching to the 275 because I go to the strip often,plus disconnect front sway bar. 300 are a good balance for a daily driver. The settings depend on how you like the ride and track conditions



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