Spring Options?

[PSiedTSi]

idk if they make sprint springs for 2g's but thats a good spring, tein makes good springs too..

[Guest]

H&R, Tein, Cusco, Eibach, and Espelir all make good springs. Not sure whats available for the 2G specifically, but I'd be willing to bet that all the above listed would be a good choice if they are available. Tein for sure makes S-Tech's for it, and H&R makes a couple sets as well

[SmitEvo]

Eibach and Tein are prob the most common spring for a 2G

Tein S-Tech's are pretty cheap... I think under $150

[awd95mn]

the s-tech looks right for me. do you think I would also need some kind of camber kit or would I be alright? they drop the car 1.3"

[treimche]

Well you should technically ALWAYS get camber kits installed if you lower your car, but some cars have adjustments in the suspension. The front of a 2G is not adjustable at all, but I believe there is some in the rear, hell I forget. Maybe get an alignment just to see how far off it is, and then do camber kits if needed. Most places will "warranty" their alignments for a while, so you could take it back and say that it needs to be re-adjusted or something!

[awd95mn]

or would my best bet be a coilover setup? what do some of you guys have?

[Jim]

tein basics bang for the buck in coilover area

[darkelvis]

I have a set of coil overs still in the box (paid $500) for them. I didn't get to put them on before I sold my eclipse. Hit me up if you are interested. CHEAP!!!

[btleier]

what brand?

[darkelvis]

R1 (i think made by hyper). It is the only brand that Radioactive (in grand forks, before they went out of business) carried at the time.

EDIT: I'll be putting these in classifieds soon.
EDIT AGAIN: They are in the classifieds with pictures.