Just a quick question...

[fastflyinaccord]

Has anyone ever heard of sprint springs? My girlfriend's brother wants to get them and put on his car. He knows nothing about automotive things and i have never heard of them. he had ordered a pair of matrix springs but canceled it at my urging (he was gonna put em on oem shocks). I know he needs performance shocks but he is too stubborn to believe me. any feedback would be great.

 

[Sketch o5]

with suspension, you honestly get what you pay for. i know from experience.

 

[BadgerType]

rode on sprint spring on oem struts in a cb7. the struts blew in abt a year, lowered height was good for a cb

 

[fastflyinaccord]

i just wanted to make sure they were a legit company because he only thinks in terms of dollars and cents instead of safety and overall performance

 

[nyknick1015]

sprint springs are acutally really good springs. Megan recomended me to them to find replacement coilover springs. And for just basic lowering setup, they are definately up there with tien and skunk 2 and hnr

 

[Quicksilvercord]

sprint springs are acutally really good springs. Megan recomended me to them to find replacement coilover springs. And for just basic lowering setup, they are definately up there with tien and skunk 2 and hnr

I beg the differ.

 

[nyknick1015]

well they were recommended to me by a professional company. They haev an official website so check that out

http://www.sprintspring.com/

I think they are really good springs... if i didnt have my sportlines, i prolly mite be using those... but thats just imo

 

[v6indodarknight]

if you wanna cheap lowering spring.. just get skunk2... I got mine for like $120 off ebay... I was like scared before cuz I thought i get a fake one... but mine is good... and it still is smooth eventhough I use original shock (over 190,000mi)

still not bouncy...