I am going to buy lowering springs tommorow which are the beat ones!

 

From recent searches, I will be going with Espeliars or Tanabe

 

I have the Tanabe gf210 and the drop is perfect, the ride is good, and the quality seems as good as any I've seen. They're not that expensive either.

 

what about hotchkis.

 

Pretty much all of the major brands out there are good.

 

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any springs that feel like stock u guys know

 

Hotchkis arent bad at all, they give you an even drop and are not to low as to not be able to go up on curbs and such. The ride feel is pretty close to stock.
Heres a Pic RR on Hotchkis

 

The best is Tanabe GF210 from what I've heard.

 

I had the Tien springs back in the day and they rode really well and looked great and the car was easily alignable (is that a word?). I later removed them and went with HKS coilovers, but they were great at first. It is never ending!

 

I have been very satisfied with HOTCHKISSSSSS

 

lowering spring are good, if your strut is still new. Save your money for CO, my .02.
btw, I have hotchkis and the drop looks good.

 

tanabe gf210 hands down

 

For the stock struts, my research found that Tein H-techs and Hotchkis are the best. Considering daily drivers, these two springs brands never seemed to over tax the stock struts and felt pretty close to the stock comfort. I have heard great things about the tanabe's and Espelirs....but if it was my daily driver, I would get the Hotchkis or Tein H-techs(just for the subtle drop and no significant gain in handling). Now if it were a weekend warrior and stiffer handling was a must then the Tanabe's or Espelirs would get the nod. Full race, money no option coilovers and call it a day. Hope this helps.

 

i got teins going in, in the spring 2" front .9" rear, looks awesome and handles amazing (friend has these too)