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I would suggest Koni and steeda progressive. Had FRPP struts/shocks with 4 different kind of springs and they are ok. To be honest, the FRPP shock and struts are not worth the money.
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Is funny how everyone reads the long long review of steeda with FRPP but no one has ever compared the same spring with the factory pp components.




But I have....
 

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I have all the Steeda suspension parts installed except the rear camber arms and bumpsteer kit.

Ultralite linear springs
sway bars
billet sway bar mounts
red differential bushings
rear lower control arm spherical bearings
G-trac brace
IRS subframe braces
stop the hop
IRS cradle alignment bushings


The handling and driveability of the car is completely transformed. The only piece lacking are the Koni struts and shocks that I will get once Steeda has them in.

Pictures of my setup.

Contact [MENTION=10893]David@Steeda[/MENTION] for great pricing for what you think you want for your suspension setup.

Pictures of said setup.


Steeda linear springs are nice but the drop sucks balls. The rear seats lower than the front. But with steeda progressive the drop is perfectly even all around.
 

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I keep hearing good things about the FRP struts and shocks, must be good. How are the BMR handling springs? I want to close the wheel gap on my GTPP. I am looking for a drop but I want max performance from my drop.


Bmr Handeling springs ride very sporty and controlled with FRPP struts or factory pp. I just did not like the drop. Lowers the back more than the front.
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