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    Megan Racing Lowering Springs

    Anyone have any experience with them? Megan Racing

    Looks like they offer a pretty aggressive drop. Only about a 15% increase in spring rate for the front over stock. It's a 46% increase in spring rate for the rear though.

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    A 2 1/2" lowering spring only is for show cars that get parked and are for looks. It would never work in a million years on a stock shock since you're only leaving like 2" of compressed shock travel. Only takes a few times of bottoming a shock out to destroy it so go figure that the springs ebay retail is $100 or so. It makes me wonder if if there's monkeys sitting in cubicles making engineering decisions for these manufactures.

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    man the rear tires would be grinding out the fenders in no time. You can't have that much drop without having ROCK HARD springs. Get Tein S or H techs if you just want to lower the car a bit.

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    I wouldn't expect to be able to use these springs on a stock shock/strut. I was more or less curious to see if someone has found a good setup utilizing these springs. I'm guessing not though as I have never heard of or seen anyone using these springs in the few years that I have been around these cars.

    I have Megan springs on my dsm and really like them. That is with kyb gas adjustable shocks and struts though. Also, Megan springs for a dsm don't lower the car as far.

    I will most likely be going with s techs as any of the reasonably priced coilovers seem to be crap.

    Thanks for the input guys.
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    i will be using them with kyb shocks and struts, ill post up full coverage of the setup. they should be on by next weekend. then again, i am also rolling stock chromies

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    Quote Originally Posted by 3kgtluvr View Post
    i will be using them with kyb shocks and struts, ill post up full coverage of the setup. they should be on by next weekend. then again, i am also rolling stock chromies
    Sounds good. I look forward to seeing your results.

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    Quote Originally Posted by 3kgtluvr View Post
    i will be using them with kyb shocks and struts, ill post up full coverage of the setup. they should be on by next weekend. then again, i am also rolling stock chromies
    Update?

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    other than me needing rear adjustable camber arms (stock are maxed) they are great!! i am thoroughly happy with them in every aspect. no squeaky mice in the back or front, no rubbing, however i can see it being possible with like a 24 offset and 275s lol. ride is nice and comfortable, i lost my ecs but i didnt care for it anyway. so im guessing its in sport mode now, and even then its quite enjoyable. great value. i have not a single bad thing to say. if you want before shots let me know!

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