king springs are really good. I think a rear set would be around 100-150$$
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From: Chris Halpin <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>; <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Saturday, August 12, 2000 9:34 AM
Subject: melbourne - rear springs
> As much as I loooooovvvve body roll, I've decided that when my car hits
the
> stopers going around a corner semi-fast isn't a good thing!! The springs
in
> the rear also compress HEAPS when accelerating, stealing all my power.
Just
> a few questions, how much would I be looking at for a set of rear springs
> (front are ok, and strut upgrade soon)? What brands are good for street
> driving? I want a stiff ride, but I also want my doors to stay on the car
> when crossing train tracks (I cross 4 sets each day). I'm not after a
super
> heavy duty spring, just a good CHEAP (yes - the rego's due this month!)
> spring that will handle a good corner now and again. Also, in Melbourne,
> does anyone have any rear springs for sale? New/Used is ok, just so long
as
> they are still good.
> Thanks in advance for any help
> chris
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