Apex Springs

Rory.J · Mar 8, 2014

whats everybody's thoughts on Apex lowering springs they seem to be a little too cheap for my liking, anybody use them or rate them ??

R'ash · Mar 9, 2014

Nothing wrong with them, I used to have a set and they weren't too harsh on the road and decent on track. Like all springs that don't come with bump stops they 'clunk' sometimes but easily solved by fitting some

Walkden · Mar 9, 2014

Are they progressive?

jimbodeeni · Mar 9, 2014

Apex not progressive

Walkden · Mar 9, 2014

Waste of time then. Get Eibachs IMO.

R'ash · Mar 9, 2014

No doubt there are better springs available, but i wouldn't go as far as saying they're a waste of time just because they are linear

Walkden · Mar 10, 2014

Springs aren't expensive. Therefore get the best you can.

Ed · Mar 10, 2014

Having just done a quick Google search & the price difference is only £40.

For the sake of £40 your best off going with the Eibachs

DaKing Williams · Mar 10, 2014

I had some Apex on Bmw I had. They work if your on a budget.

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Rory.J · Mar 10, 2014

Like it has been said above for the sake of 40 notes eibachs seem to be the way to go thanks guys

Azazl187 · Mar 10, 2014

I have used APEX springs that lowered the car by 30mm and they have worked flawlessly over 2 years. Still use them to this day. Ive hit some pretty nasty pot holes too like we all have in these degrading British roads no doubt.