[jeostang]

I have not seen to many guys with Steeda Comp springs. I'm trying to make a decision between, the Pro Kit, Steeda Comps, and Steeda Sports.

My car is not a DD, It will probably get about 5k miles a year. It will be mostly driven to autocross events and open track events, and the Sunday drive every now and then.

I really like drop of the Steeda sports, but I don't think they are the right spring for autocross or open tracking. Does anyone have any feedback on the Steeda comps?

Thanks

[fastduo]

I have the Steeda Sport springs and they work just fine for open tracking. I had the Eibach Sportlines but the car would bottom on the rear axle too much so I took them out. I loved the look but they were no good on the track.

Decent ride on the street and good track manners.
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[pkstanger]

Rene, Fastduo, really pushes his car hard on the road course and does quite well.

The only major difference is the Comps are a linear rate instead of progressive.

[jeostang]

Cool, thanks for the info, Where is the best place to purchase the sport springs from?

[pkstanger]

Originally Posted by jeostang

Cool, thanks for the info, Where is the best place to purchase the sport springs from?

Hillbank Motorsports, a site sponsor, is a Steeda Distributor.