Lowering Springs "OTTO RACING SPRING Brand"
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Lowering Springs "OTTO RACING SPRING Brand"
Has anyone ever heard of this brand? Here's a webpage selling them Link . Here's the link to the "dealer" "Dealer" .
The two webpages menu system look alike. I was looking for GoldLine lowering springs and came across these. In the description, it says "Tuned by Gold Line", whatever that means. Anyone have any input on these things? Could these be "B Grade" products that goldline doesn't sell under there own name?
The two webpages menu system look alike. I was looking for GoldLine lowering springs and came across these. In the description, it says "Tuned by Gold Line", whatever that means. Anyone have any input on these things? Could these be "B Grade" products that goldline doesn't sell under there own name?
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ProCarParts usually has good stuff. I'm sure they are similiar, and perhaps B-Grade like you were talking about. Other good affordable srpings are the eibachs...the ProKit and the Sportline...
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Yes, they make both the ProKit and the Sportline. The prokit is a subtle drop, and you can usually use your stock shocks with them. However, the Sportline goes lower and the stock shocks won't hold up long because of the mega-soft rode.
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Originally Posted by HQuakers
Yes, they make both the ProKit and the Sportline. The prokit is a subtle drop, and you can usually use your stock shocks with them. However, the Sportline goes lower and the stock shocks won't hold up long because of the mega-soft rode.
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Yes, they make both the ProKit and the Sportline. The prokit is a subtle drop, and you can usually use your stock shocks with them. However, the Sportline goes lower and the stock shocks won't hold up long because of the mega-soft rode.
Anyone have a favourite site they go to to order parts?
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www.andysautosport.com has what you need. this site is also a store that you can get stuff for. this site sells B+G coilovers for our cars...but its over a grand. you can always go ground control coilovers
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I just ordered the B+G coilovers from www.performancecenter.com for a total of $1095, w/ shipping and taxes. The best cost I could find for shocks (OEM replacements) and springs(Eibach Prokit) was a little under $750, without shipping and taxes. Neither of these included a camber adjustment kit. For the cost of oem shocks and to avoid the chance of having an underdampened suspension, I went with the coilovers.
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The Eibach Sportline's go for $319 and the Eibach Pro-Kit's go for $319. The Prokits will drop it Approx. 1.2 Front and 1.0 Rear. The Sportline's will drop Approx. 1.7 Front and 1.7 Rear. These prices are good only for Acura-TL.com members this is also only 95-98.
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Originally Posted by deluxekoncepts
The Eibach Sportline's go for $319 and the Eibach Pro-Kit's go for $319. The Prokits will drop it Approx. 1.2 Front and 1.0 Rear. The Sportline's will drop Approx. 1.7 Front and 1.7 Rear. These prices are good only for Acura-TL.com members this is also only 95-98.
Those prices seem to be very high, assuming that they are US funds. They retail here for $299 CA for either kit.
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Originally Posted by tyger
Those prices seem to be very high, assuming that they are US funds. They retail here for $299 CA for either kit.
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Originally Posted by deluxekoncepts
The Eibach Sportline's go for $319 and the Eibach Pro-Kit's go for $319. The Prokits will drop it Approx. 1.2 Front and 1.0 Rear. The Sportline's will drop Approx. 1.7 Front and 1.7 Rear. These prices are good only for Acura-TL.com members this is also only 95-98.
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Originally Posted by Cornflake
Tyger, Where can you get them for that price? Because they are so rare, even my friend's who own shops can only get them for me for cost of $370!
I doubt that it's the lowest price you'll find but i figured it was a good price for a one stop shop when i was looking to get my rims, tires, and springs. Although i put all that off, i'm still going to get my tires from there.
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On the price I listed that is sudgested retail price as said by the manufacturer now if any one is intrested I can bump off about 15% of that number but that will only be good for Acura TL members only and that doesn't include shiping. Let me know if you want any. Check out our site : http://www.freewebs.com/ridetodie/
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