Usually it's the opposite. I know alot of people from here and back home that moved out to your area or Fort Mac.

I just got off the phone with a guy that wanted his front and rear 94 Integra disc setup for $300. I'm gonna pick up his 93 Rear discs for cheap instead. I don't have the expendable income for the full setup. sad but i think i will get by with the 93's. I also picked up a set of front slotted rotors just got to get some pads and see how well i can get this thing to stop.

 

I didn't read the whole thread but I thought I would share this, it is a picture that was posted by another member of another forum that I have saved on my computer.
Megan racing's wonderful quality:



For the record, I still don't like skunk2 either.

 

nice drop with the sedan [sm=smiley20.gif]

 

I understand that not everything is perfect. I took a huge chance on this company, but if you read the whole thread, you would know i already bought and installed the springs. I think they are great quality, so far. especially on the horrible roads around here. Who knows what will happen in few months, in the spring i will start racing the car as well. Than i could give you a better idea of the dynamics of the spring. But i have no problem endorsing their springs, like i stated earlier i thought it was great that the company actually had enough R&D to come out with a hard rubber trailing arm bushing. Giving the buyer a stiffer high performance bushing when the polyurethane ones have a tendency to bind during hard driving. It shows that their is some brains inside the company actually trying to give the public a quality product.

But i could be wrong, i can only find out myself.