has anyone one here ever heard or used Vogtland Springs. they are really cheap, and i was wondering if i should sack up and buy some H&R's or Eibachs, or if these will provide the same performance.
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Originally posted by ebelements
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are you running vogtland's? your cars look badass. how do they ride?Comment
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LAWL, i im in the proccess of installing my vogtlands and bilstein, im done with the rear, front are left for the weekend. back feels way better than the front. There are some people here running them and ive heard good things.97 tacoma 5 spd 4 cylinder
2001 330ci 5 speed
83 733i 5 speed, (FS)Comment
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yeah ive heard a lot of good things about them, but i just wanted someones opinion that is running them. when you finish yours let me know how it rides. i have heard that for daily driving, ther are really good with konis or kyb's.Comment
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a handful of ppl here run them, but there are hardly any reliable comparisons. do your own research:
i just picked up a set, but since i've never own h&r, i couldn't help.Comment
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i was also looking at some tokico spring and shock/strut packages. hs anyone ran these at all?Comment
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Vogtland makes the springs for tokico. I'm running that setup on my 325is and so far i'm pleased with it.Comment
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are you running tokico shocks/struts also?Comment
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I got them on my car in my sig. I had them on my 85 for a little over a year with daily driving and have had no problems. Now they are on my 87. But the springs are comming off as soon as my other springs get here (Lowtec 60/50 drop) I never had any other cars that been lowered exept these 2 e30's that i have. The ride is not to harsh and not to soft.
1992 BMW 325iC
1978 Chevrolet Monte Carlo1965 Chevrolet Corvair Monza 140hpComment
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I just put mine on on friday with the kyb shocks from the ebay combo, and so far i love them. They are a bit stiffer than the stock iS springs, but not harsh at all IMO.If life passes you by... Downshift.Comment
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