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N/A Springs on a gs-t Spyder

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pooya

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Aug 1, 2005
san jose, California
My cousin bought brand new tein s tech springs for his 97 gs...but decided not to put them on. He said he would sell it to me for 100 bucks if I wanted. The only problem is...I'm a gs-t sypder.
I heard that its ok to use n/a springs on a turbo...but you have to use awd springs for a spyder.

If i did try to put those springs on, would the drop be a huge difference?
anyone tried/know about this?
 
The reason the spyders use the same springs as the gsx is the extra weight in the rear. So if use the wrong springs your back end will be sagging lower than it should and most likely make the car look a little funny.
 
Redding97GSX said:
The reason the spyders use the same springs as the gsx is the extra weight in the rear. So if use the wrong springs your back end will be sagging lower than it should and most likely make the car look a little funny.
I know that....but I'm asking if that extra "sag" is that noticable.
 
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