Re: Springs (Rawla)
I would recommend that you avoid Neuspeed.
I have used the H&R Sport springs and was happy with them for performance but for me, they were not low enough.
If you are looking for something that will drop you more than an inch and a half, I would recommend that you look into the Eibach Sportline Springs, Weitech, or Jamex. The Eibachs drop about 1.7 if I'm not mistaken but you can get Weitech or Jamex springs that are closer to 2 to 3 inch drops if I'm not mistaken.
Just make sure you do your research and that you know what you want. If you are looking for a sporty look as well as good handling, it can be difficult to find exactly what your looking for unless others are willing to chime in with their own experiences.
Another option would be to look into Ground Control Coilover Sleeves. They will provide you with a greater degree of adjustability (because the sleeves allow for height adjustability) so that you can do more to tailor your own ride height. They cost around $400 though so your paying for that adjustability. They use good quality Eibach springs as well and would match your Konis very well. I would recommend that you ask for the shorter front springs if you are going to do that though.
Good luck.
I would recommend that you avoid Neuspeed.
I have used the H&R Sport springs and was happy with them for performance but for me, they were not low enough.
If you are looking for something that will drop you more than an inch and a half, I would recommend that you look into the Eibach Sportline Springs, Weitech, or Jamex. The Eibachs drop about 1.7 if I'm not mistaken but you can get Weitech or Jamex springs that are closer to 2 to 3 inch drops if I'm not mistaken.
Just make sure you do your research and that you know what you want. If you are looking for a sporty look as well as good handling, it can be difficult to find exactly what your looking for unless others are willing to chime in with their own experiences.
Another option would be to look into Ground Control Coilover Sleeves. They will provide you with a greater degree of adjustability (because the sleeves allow for height adjustability) so that you can do more to tailor your own ride height. They cost around $400 though so your paying for that adjustability. They use good quality Eibach springs as well and would match your Konis very well. I would recommend that you ask for the shorter front springs if you are going to do that though.
Good luck.
