Suspension M7 Sport springs before and after & quick review.
M7 Sport springs before and after & quick review.
Well I bought some used M7 sport springs from ladyg on here and installed them this weekend. It was really easy and only took me about 2-3 hours total, I didn't have to remove the whole strut and had no need for springs compressors 
Before

After


The ride is amazing, not bouncy at all and once you hit the corners it's tight
No cons at all
I went with M7 because it was the lowest lowering spring and the fact that they are progressive is a big plus. I just got lucky and found some used ones for an awesome price. Let me know what you think. See ya.
Before

After


The ride is amazing, not bouncy at all and once you hit the corners it's tight

No cons at all

I went with M7 because it was the lowest lowering spring and the fact that they are progressive is a big plus. I just got lucky and found some used ones for an awesome price. Let me know what you think. See ya.
Nice drop, looks great! I've found a few gems in the marketplace here (Borla cat-back for a great deal.) so now I always keep my eyes on it. You never know when something good will pop up.
I just removed the top retaining nut and the sway bar end links from the struts, dropped the suspension down far enough that I wad able to pull it far enough to remove the springs.
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