Quality of Aftermarket Springs

[Lt.Mike]

I know about coilover qualities, however, for springs I am curious.I am running Eibach Pro's w/ Koni Yellow setup, but may consider a different spring setup years down the road, or if I get a 240 project car.

Out of these aftermarket springs, quality wise, which one of them are the best. Quality wise, I mean will resist sagging, deformation, and is close to OEM standards, if not surpass them.

The springs are: Eibach, Tein, Suspension Technique, Megan Racing, R*SR.

[i2ice4m3]

yeah i've always wondered how well those springs retain their behavior. my guess is that you'll never have to worry about spring quality with any of those brands.

free bump i guess :P

[Assmunke]

i can't see eibach or tein being any less quality than stock, i'd say you're safe with either.

[USCS14DUDE]

I've had rs*r for a year and they're still holding strong.....race version springs.

[nismofly]

seeing as eibach makes the oem springs for many car companies and the springs for many coilovers, i dont think youd have a problem.

USCS14DUDE how are the rs*r race on the street?

[Lt.Mike]

Ah okay, thanks for your opinions. I am loving the ride quality of these progressive springs and the assurance of the daily drivability of their quality. If I was to autocross and stuff, I would of gotten stiffer springs or a good quality Coilover set-up, however only a local dragstrip exists, and I do not think a straight line will make the most of race springs.