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2011-07-02 05:15:24

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really 50 I thought it was 30 and I read the other threads on the old forum since it is archived and there probably was not even 30 people buying them they got em done. Who is Chris and does he work for hypercoil? I got Swain tech to do a one off for me, I wonder if Hyperco could do the same? Of course money talks.

I can get some people on zilvia,,,,, fo sure

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2011-07-02 05:20:24

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My info is based off of the last time I spoke to Chris about it ~ four months ago.

I <3 my Hypercoils.

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2011-07-02 05:23:14

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if you think that makes me want them more then yeah it does

I promise you I can get it done if I want too. How many people do you really need and is Chris an employee of this company?

When was the last group buy? 5-8 years ago. Those things are getting old. I bet a new batch would be in order.....

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2011-07-02 06:06:06

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If road magnets are like your typical lowering springs, I can tell you already they suck. Hyperco's are the only springs not too low and stiff enough.

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2011-07-02 06:36:16

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Road Magnets are not typical lowering springs. Very similar to the Hyperco's but linear instead of progressive. Taken from ShawnB's Suspension Bible:

Another SR20Forum exclusive initiated in this case by Robchaos19. This has quickly become a great value in spring choices, true performance at a very affordable price. The first set of springs has been delivered to happy customers, the second Group Buy is underway. Much, much closer in specification to the universally praised Hyperco springs than any other spring on the market.

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2011-07-02 07:36:04

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Originally Posted by choaderboy2

If road magnets are like your typical lowering springs, I can tell you already they suck. Hyperco's are the only springs not too low and stiff enough.

Lol ya they do not suck that's for sure. Hypercos an rm's are really our only option, anything else is garbage

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2011-07-02 08:00:42

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Sorry...since you got the new ones i`ve forgoten that you had total crap before....haha....my bad =)

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lol

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2011-07-02 08:09:12

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Yeah those h&r's sucked bad lol!

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2011-07-02 12:41:14

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Originally Posted by choaderboy2

If road magnets are like your typical lowering springs, I can tell you already they suck. Hyperco's are the only springs not too low and stiff enough.

Originally Posted by Isfahan

Road Magnets are not typical lowering springs. Very similar to the Hyperco's but linear instead of progressive. Taken from ShawnB's Suspension Bible:

Had to lol at this ,since alot of the info in that"Bible" thread was taken from choaderboy2 to begin with

I would be interested to hear a review of RM and even a comparison to hypercos by Mike K..That would be good info.

Somebody donate a set of RM to motoIQ

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