Originally posted by S.D.MysTiQue:
I heard they aren't as good as Eibach's


Could someone please do me a favor and explain what not being as good means? Cuz I'm really not getting it.. If one guy doesn't like them for whatever his personal reasons are, it doesn't make them not good. It's even worse if you've only "heard it", and have no firsthand experience! Not ragging on you personally BTW, just making a point.

Now if they are known to crack, fail, sag, unwind, or whatever other catastrophic failure one might attribute to springs then yes, you can go ahead and say they are not good.

..until then, they will simply be a different option which most people don't know about, simply because we rarely come across a CEG'er that has them. I've had Intrax springs on a previous car BTW, teamed with adjustable dampers they worked wonders.

Intrax springs are linear for most of their applications, whereas Eibach and H&R applications for the CDW27 chassis are progressive. If people around here prefer a progressive spring it's fine.. I for one prefer linear springs, and I'm sure I'm not the only one.

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