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> Anyone have 100lbs springs on there car ?, How does it compare to stock?
levonfarra
post Jul 17 2008, 05:50 PM
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I use my car for street use (mostly canyon driving), never autocrossed. I am going to change my shocks to Bilstein and I figure I might as well change my springs too. I bought the Weltmeister 100 lbs., but I am not sure if I should keep it or exchange it for 140lbs. springs.

Is there a big improvement over the stock ones with the 100 lbs? Is the 140lbs overkill for what I do?

Need some input.

Thanks,

Levon
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post Jul 18 2008, 10:25 AM
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i run the 100s on adj perches with STOCK rate front torsion bars, stock anti-sways on both ends, matched with ext adj koni reds and i DO NOT ax. i had installed higher rate front torsions (21mm)and the ballance/ride quality was not to my liking. i think you want to consider the setup as a whole and move forward from that point. opinions vary.

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