Re: [gti-vr6] Re: RE: Neuspeed vs Schrick

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In a message dated 1/4/00 1:44:19 AM Eastern Standard Time, 
kevinc@flashcom.net writes:

<< They're now made by Gruber.  Never heard of them sagging, I think you're
 think of those HoRRIBLE Tech springs that Autoblech sells..
  >>

No, the new neuspeeds tend to sag and rust and snap. Me and my car had an 
instant low rider effect happen one day coming off a high way when the spring 
topped out the bottomed and snapped the two fronts. Which was OK cause the 
rear were sagging like crazy as is. In the last year I got 5 or 6 neuspeeds 
springs returned sent to neuspeed then sent back cause they wouldn't take 
them back. Something about improper install. How the hell do you install 
springs wrong. Anyway I won't sell any more of the neuspeed springs. Only H&R 
and Eibach even Jamex. I haven't had any bad luck with Jamex and they offer 
some low ride height springs.

All I have to say about neuspeed is buy anything else. Its going to be 
cheaper and just as good and more likely better. The only two things they 
sell thats nice are the Rocco 4 piece short shift kit and there rear sway 
bars with that bearing is nice. Everything else you can get from Autotech or 
Jamex or my new fav Eurosport.

OK I'll stop blabbing and run off to play GT2 some more.

Later
~Danny~
88 16v

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