hallman

looking for a source for new oem or other coupe gt springs...
would prefer cheap lowering springs but will settle for new oem springs as well...

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CGTBrad

And I think if lowered, it would bottom out =(

1984cgtturbo

I have Jamex Sportline 1.5" drop progressive springs & shocks on my CGT right now. I plan on going to the 2B coilovers sometime before the summer show season hits (so I can fit some 17's on the car), at which point I'll be posting them up for sale.

J.

Max'sCoupeGT

...but discontinued as far as I know. I'll be really curious to see how your coilover setup works with your 17's. I'm wanting to do the same for mine so I can get a little more drop in the rear. There's an E36 M3 around here that I see alot, and he's got about 1/2" of his tire stuffed up in his wheelwell and his front about even. It looks pretty damned good that way, and I'd like to try to do the same. What kinda look are you going for?

1984cgtturbo

I've been rolling on the same 16's for a few years now so it's time for a change. Actually the coilovers swap will be to help 2 things at once. First, I can raise the car about 1/2"-3/4" to clear the 17's I want. Secondly is to give me some more ground clearance for my front spoiler. Having a discontinued NLA front spoiler really makes you cringe when it scrapes a driveway or speedbump. Not like I can easily buy a new one if it breaks.

J.

hals86cgt

Intrax still makes lowering springs for our car. I have them on mine they work fine and are stiff enuf for me. I think the drop was 1.5" rear & 1.7" front. My car also has the URQ front mounts which claim another 0.25"... i dont know if i believe that. Cars been tracked a bit and the springs seem to help a bunch. For what its worth.

Hal

hallman

ie...like VW golf/jetta?
Audi 80/90?
audi 4000 quattro?

Max'sCoupeGT

I *think* that Audi 80/90 FWD springs will work.