Springtech Lowering Springs

[boggart]

Has anyone heard of or used Springtech lowering springs on their Magnum?

I found this auction on Ebay with very inexpensive springs but I've never heard of them...

[Batman]

I have Ricer friends that have them on. They like the price but not the springs. They say that they don't settle to the height advertised. So they wind up modifing the springs or buying another brand. Other "good" brands are Arospeed, Dropzone, Gold-line, and Eibach, but I think at this time only Gold-line and Eibach make springs for us. As for me I love my Eibach Pro's. Eibach is a proven name with a great track record and I've used them on other vehicles in the past. So, for me the choice was simple.

All in all if whatever you pick makes you happy...that's all that counts.

Good Luck in your seach partner!!!
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[boggart]

Sooo, what I'm hearing is "you get what you pay for". Bummer I was hoping these springs would be perfect for me, but I sure don't want to have to pay to do it twice and if I'm gonna cut coil springs, I'd cut the stockers for free.

[LtlDad]

I put the Prokit on my SXT, they should be on Ebay, too.

I agree with a 'brand' that is recognized.

[LonghornSpencer]

[QUOTE=LtlDad]I put the Prokit on my SXT, they should be on Ebay, too. /QUOTE]

The Prokit, how much do they lower the car? What does it do to the ride/steering/handling/etc...? How much SHOULD it cost to install them?

[LtlDad]

	Quote:			Originally Posted by LonghornSpencer
	The Prokit, how much do they lower the car? What does it do to the ride/steering/handling/etc...? How much SHOULD it cost to install them?

Seems average is around 1 1/2", although seems to vary for some reason. Car handles better as not as much 'body roll' with car lower. Steering is slightly crisper/more responsive. BIGGEST ISSUE is the car is much eaiser to 'bottom out'.

Cost can vary for install, although it is not hard to replace, check the "Knowledge Base".