Versa Lowering Springs
Give your Nissan that performance edge and the look you want with Lowering Springs. Drop springs will lower your vehicle from 1.40" to a maximum of 2.50" depending upon application and also provide a long lasting excellent ride quality.
Forms of auto sport suspension systems- Coilovers
A coilover is an automobile suspension device, short for "coil (spring) over strut". It consists of a shock absorber with a coil spring encircling it. The shock absorber and spring are preassembled as a unit prior to installation, and are replaced as a unit when the shock absorber has leaked. This provides for optimal damping without torsional loads. Some coilovers are adjustable for ride height and hardness as well using a simple threaded spring perch similar to a nut.
Why are they so popular and do they really improve the handling of a car. In theory, when you lower your car, you also lower it center of gravity therefore reducing body roll, thus improving its handling. However, handling characteristic of the car are not only determined by the center of gravity. You also have to consider the dampening system, spring rate, condition of the road, side-walls of your tires, unsprung weight, tire grip, geometry of the suspension and so on.
Right now we are only interested in the ever so popular coilover set up. There are a lot of aftermarket manufacturers coming up with different brands and types of coilovers. Coilovers are popular with racers due to their adjustability. You can adjust the right height and in some cases you can also adjust the dampening thus produce superb handling.
Lowering Springs Typically Feature:
- Phosphated and powder coated
- Include front and rear springs
- Superior corrosion protection
- Tight handling
- Drops the car up to 4"
- Life-Time Warranty
Aftermarket Brands and Manufactures of Steel Lowering Springs:
- Eibach Lowering Springs
- Tein Lowering Springs
- Ksport Lowering Springs
- Koni Lowering Springs
- Vogtland Lowering Springs
Versa Lowering Springs
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