Source of cheap race springs?
03-19-2010, 11:46 AM
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I've seen the h&r springs at allsprings.com drop pretty cheap in price. Right now they seem average though.
iscracing.net carries Suspension Spring Specialists springs( and I've heard of a lot of autoxers and track day guys using them. I saw them years ago pretty cheap but haven't looked lately.
Overall though I think the cheapest and best quality I've run into are the QA1's(which is what I use).
iscracing.net carries Suspension Spring Specialists springs( and I've heard of a lot of autoxers and track day guys using them. I saw them years ago pretty cheap but haven't looked lately.
Overall though I think the cheapest and best quality I've run into are the QA1's(which is what I use).
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03-19-2010, 12:14 PM
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Ebay. Got my pair of 450# QA1s for something like $25. Eibach 300# pair for ~$35. I did have to wait/search for a couple weeks to find what I wanted though.
Also, the "car accessories" marketplace on sccaforums gets a good frequency of WTB/WTS ads for springs.
If you want to buy new, QA1 will be about the cheapest. Not sure what the H&R go for, but SSS and Eibach springs are in the $60-65 range (each) and then Swifts and Hypercoils in the $75-85 range. I have those prices in a spreadsheet I made when I was looking ~18 months ago, so they may have changed a bit.
Also, the "car accessories" marketplace on sccaforums gets a good frequency of WTB/WTS ads for springs.
If you want to buy new, QA1 will be about the cheapest. Not sure what the H&R go for, but SSS and Eibach springs are in the $60-65 range (each) and then Swifts and Hypercoils in the $75-85 range. I have those prices in a spreadsheet I made when I was looking ~18 months ago, so they may have changed a bit.
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03-19-2010, 06:27 PM
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Saw pitstopusa.com posted and totally forgot about it, but they have cheap prices too sometimes.
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03-19-2010, 08:35 PM
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Saw pitstopusa.com posted and totally forgot about it, but they have cheap prices too sometimes.
Racing Springs : AFCO Springs : Eibach Springs : Hypercoil Springs : Landrum Springs : Suspension Spring : Coil-Over Springs : Afcoils : Leaf Springs
Racing Springs : AFCO Springs : Eibach Springs : Hypercoil Springs : Landrum Springs : Suspension Spring : Coil-Over Springs : Afcoils : Leaf Springs
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03-22-2010, 07:23 AM
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The Jegs hat is much better than the Summit hat. I'm sporting it right now. 
Does Jegs sell the springs?
I've got QA1s on the front from Summit and AFCOs on the rear from pitstopusa. Pitstop had the right size AFCO for me in their closeouts for something ridiculously cheap like $25.
Frank
Does Jegs sell the springs?
I've got QA1s on the front from Summit and AFCOs on the rear from pitstopusa. Pitstop had the right size AFCO for me in their closeouts for something ridiculously cheap like $25.
Frank
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