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Old 04-26-2005, 09:32 AM
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From your experiences, what are a good set of springs for the WRX? Don't want to ghetto slam it or anything, just lower it some....don't want a terrible ride either. LMK.
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I like my S-techs but if you only want a little bit of a drop i would do H-techs.
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I recommend the Progress springs for the Wrx. It is made for you stock struts so don't worry about it. I actually think my ride quality has went up . They lower the car 1.8infront 1.5inback.
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Originally Posted by JON3KGT
I like my S-techs but if you only want a little bit of a drop i would do H-techs.

How much did it lower yours? I'm looking for around 1.5 inches, up to a max of like 2 inches.
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I dont remember how much the H-tech drop the car but i bought my S-techs at Racing Zone for 180 out the door. H-tech are cheaper.
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I have H&R springs and they ride great on 80K mile stock struts, I can only imagine what they felt like when the car was new
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Any other people wanna put their two cents in?
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For stock shock absorbers, I've heard repeated good comments over 3 years about the Eibach Pro Kit.

I have the Prodrive set, but not stock shocks. They're probably not low enough for what you are considering.
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Prodrives. I've had them for two years and work great with stock WRX shocks.
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