Hi mate, nope mines on standard camber arms and bolts mate. They didn't arrive when in time for when I the suspension was fitted so I've not bothered with them. I will when I track it but ever picture in here to dates without ;-)Simonmaddock said:
What were the BC's like as my mate rated them on his BMW E30 track carRE Spirit said:I went straight from OEM springs to BC Coilovers as my daily so I can't really tell you my experience with the Eibach, Spoon springs - as I know many others as above has done already
That sits lovely mate.shifty89 said:As mentioned I have spoon springs on Mugen shocks and love them, although I do wish they were a bit lower at the front but that's my preference. Great steering feel and I have the FRSU done so feels nice and planted.
Here is a recent pic of how it sits:
When i had them fitted there was no one reporting problems with any noise from the spring so I didn't think of having the plastic covers fitted, i find my civic with meister R coilover less bumpy compared to my dc5, I will probably upgrade to coilovers one day.carl hammond said:Am I right in saying you have not installed the plastic covers then as this could be them knocking under load (actually hitting one another) in my build thread I show these being installed at the points the paint showed some impact on all springs and I have never had a noise from them. They are stiff, progressive springs are and they are for fast road / track use so will be bumpy compared to stock but not as bumpy as coilovers
Not a bad choice imo mate, stock shocks or Mugen ?
Wish I hadn't said anything now. There was a customer who kept getting knocking from them, even after changing the suspected part for a new one. Wasn't my car so can't say much more than that. As this a dc5 owners forum I thought it was worth mentioning to the original poster.MeisterR said:
