YOUR RESEARCHGodspeed Lowering Springs
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Anyone have experience with these Godspeed lowering springs? Price is significantly less than alternative brands. Or is this a case of "you get what you pay for"? Godspeed Traction-S Lowering Springs Aggressive looks with high performance handling www.ecstuning.com
I haven't heard of Godspeed brand until now. May just be new. Looks like ECS sells them so you might livechat with them on their website and ask how they compare in quality to other brands. My guess is they will probably give you the look you want, but may lack in handling department. I can only promise one thing, if you're installing them on a 987 yourself, you're only going to want to do it once. The rears are a bit of pain and require removal of quite a bit of molding. It's totally doable, but will take you several hours for the back alone.
All ECS could tell me was "they are a decent entry level spring". Anyone with firsthand knowledge?
You get what you pay for, entry level is market speak for, "eh". They look like Sealy posturepedic made them. I was looking up H&R last night when I read your post and if the godspeed price is all four? I'd run as H&R are significantly more expensive. As Ttenneb said, doing a lot of work for disappointment is a rough lesson. Every homeowner knows! I myself had a lousy laminate floor torn out to replace it with engineered wood. What I should have done is just placed the E wood in the first place.
I use them, work good for me
Been there done the same thing Boristhespider! The good, bad and ugly of home ownership...
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