http://www.slickcar.com/productdetai...ProductID=1640

says it drops roughly 2"

for 109$...what gives?

 

Hmm they may crack or wear out faster.. I honestly can't tell

 

I've read good, and I've read bad. Don't personally know anyone with them so can't say for sure. I would just spend the little extra and stick with H&R or Eibach personally. You get what you pay for; don't know if thats the case for those or not though.

 

thats kinda what i was thinking...

i think i've asked this before but if i went to a junk yard and got some gt springs to put on my 6er would it be an improvement or are they the same springs?

 

Would be a waste, same springs.

 

dang it nothing comes cheap i guess

 

Sure doesn't lol.

 

I've heard people that like them, but I wouldn't let them touch my car. I would put my money on the safe bet like H&R or Eibach. Thoes are probably made out of weaker metal alloys and all that kind of stuff that just make it a bad choice. Yeah the spring rate for a GT springs my be like 50lbs more for the front, if that.

 

2" is to much of a drop anyhow.

 

how many inches do you think 03GT dropped?

 

 

lol how could you even drive that thing?

 

It's probably air-ride...

 

2" or maybe a hair more. Its really just to low at that point to daily drive a car that low.

 

Or you start to enter ricer territory.