Chien

Hi, thinking about getting a used set of sport springs but not sure if it's ok to get springs that's used... any suggestion?

asif2002

I got Neuspeed Sport Springs and they are great. Got them 2nd hand and the fronts were cut to make it a perfect level drop

Acura_Boi

Springs should always last for a long time...but your struts...would need to be replaced after a while....and you should never roll on cut springs....ride quality sucks!

Bitium

Springs do last a very long time, shocks are the ones that only last between 60k to 100k to function at 100%

jkc2121

longer than you will probably have your car.

Rice1304

cut is ghetto. It messes EVERYTHING UP, whoever had the springs before must have been very ghetto.

asif2002

why is that?

bebber

You can't tell from the ride? Can we say bouncy bouncy? You're vehicle's handling and comfort has been compromised. There's no such thing as an even cut, so your spring rates will be different on your right and left sides. As I've said before, cutting springs will yield an unpredictable result in ride handling/quality/performance. Big No No!

I had a high school friend of mine ask me if I lowered my car by cutting the springs, and I just looked at him blank-faced and couldn't believe my ears. Cut springs on a $32k luxury car?

asif2002

They were nuspeed sport springs cut

Nate

I've heard you can cut the part of the spring that doesn't flex and it won't affect the bouncy-ness...

asif2002

I know 2 people with springs. 1 with eiboch, and H&R springs. ride is the same but my car has a much more level drop. No difference that i can tell.

Rice1304

it doesn't matter if they were neuspeed sport springs or stock springs that were cut. the car will still handle worse.

Shyne

yea, who wants cut springs...AS IF...Shyne

asif2002

Funny!