Are these Active Super Downs (Espelir springs)? link...

[zomgdrft]

http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=120103160099&sspagename=ADME:B:AAQ:US:1

I want to know if these are ASD's. It doesn't mention them in the auction, but the part number is exactly the same (ESA011). I don't know how many types of springs Espelir makes, so any help would be great. I'm looking for these specific ones because they seem to be the best bang for buck when it comes to spring rates and inches lowered.

Also, the auction's information is incorrect as well. They lower 1.9" front and 1.1" rear (supposedly).

[pr0ject TRUENO]

Best bet would be for you to contact the actual seller, cross reference it to the Espelir web site.

[GSXRJJordan]

yup, that's them ~ says so in white writing/blue box under the Espelir tag on the box.

RSR Race springs are in my opinion, the best bang for the buck, because they'll give you a very decent stance with 5kg/4kg spring rates - a set of these and some KYB AGX's or Tokico blues and you've got very decent (if not that adjustable) suspension.

[zomgdrft]

yup, that's them ~ says so in white writing/blue box under the Espelir tag on the box.

RSR Race springs are in my opinion, the best bang for the buck, because they'll give you a very decent stance with 5kg/4kg spring rates - a set of these and some KYB AGX's or Tokico blues and you've got very decent (if not that adjustable) suspension.
$250 for springs is not a "best bang for buck."

That term implies you get the most product for the cheapest value. RSR springs are the most expensive on the market. I know they're the best, but not best bang for buck, that's for sure. If you're going to pay freaking $250 for springs then slap new AGX's on there or something, you may as well have gotten an entry level coilover set :loco:

[GSXRJJordan]

entry level coilovers are only better if you wanna go lower than the springs. Those springs and adj shocks perform very closely to decent coilovers - they just won't go as low, or drift as well. I agree that it's not as cheap as $100 springs, but it is possibly double the performance.