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codyiscody
07-22-2014, 07:21 PM
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I came upon these and I couldn't find any people using them on the site or anywhere for that matter, so I figured I'd ask. These are cheaper than H&R springs, wagon specific, and are supposed to go a bit lower than H&R's. I may have to give these a try.

lancerswimmer89
12-04-2014, 02:46 PM
Idk if it still matters, but I have been running a set of B&G springs on my DD for 3 years now, with absolutely zero issues. I'd recommend them to anyone. They give you that lowered stance, but without sacrificing ride quality, and without breaking the bank.

codyiscody
12-09-2014, 10:30 AM
Idk if it still matters, but I have been running a set of B&G springs on my DD for 3 years now, with absolutely zero issues. I'd recommend them to anyone. They give you that lowered stance, but without sacrificing ride quality, and without breaking the bank.
Do you happen to have any pictures? I just want to get an idea as to if they will be low enough for me.

amusa
12-11-2014, 05:30 AM
Had them on my Integra w/ ITR suspension to bouncy. I went back to Eibach Sportline. Getting ready to upgrade again to Tein or Mugen coilovers.

lancerswimmer89
01-03-2015, 11:30 AM
Idk if it still matters, but I have been running a set of B&G springs on my DD for 3 years now, with absolutely zero issues. I'd recommend them to anyone. They give you that lowered stance, but without sacrificing ride quality, and without breaking the bank.
Do you happen to have any pictures? I just want to get an idea as to if they will be low enough for me.

I have pic's, but my car is a Outback. So, I used Legacy GT struts, with Legacy lowering springs from B&G, with Outback tophats, so my drop won't be typical. I'm tucking tire all the way around.