mav

I understand that they are progressive springs and matched to the stock shocks, but to those that have them, have you had any issues with the stock shocks blowing? Thanks!

EssTooKayTD

i don't have them, but I have read many threads on the subject. From what I remember, you will eventually blow the shocks, but since they are progressive, they won't blow as quickly as if you were throwing some springs on say a Civic or Accord. I believe it was said that the s2000 shocks a pretty darn good.

Like I said, I don't know for sure, just what I recall.

Hope this helps some...

Tom

SuzukaS2K

Go with Full coilover system.........you will like it more than just springs!!

EssTooKayTD

agreed, but I assume people asking about just springs are doing so, b/c coilovers are quite expensive.

BlueS2000Boy

tommy you know i got them. love them. i am going with coil overs now. but these are without a doubt the best springs for the money. the only problem i have is over a really hard bumb my shocks bottom out.

EssTooKayTD

did you find this happens a lot though? I mean i would hate to hear that sound. Here in Houston, TX we have some pretty bad roads.

mav

Thanks for everyone's opinions so far, I'm planning on eventually getting coilovers, probably Tein, but I'm getting my wheels soon and I don't want to 4x4 look. Right now I can only afford to get springs.

EssTooKayTD

[QUOTE]Originally posted by mav
[B]Thanks for everyone's opinions so far, I'm planning on eventually getting coilovers, probably Tein, but I'm getting my wheels soon and I don't want to 4x4 look.

mav

I plan to have them for about a year... I thought about eibach or neuspeed (heard some very bad things about neuspeed though), but I figure I'll get the best springs out there for now.

Thanks EssTooKayTD!

BlueS2000Boy

like i said its really on on big bumbs or dips in the road. they clunk from bottoming out. but on normal roads you don't hear anything.