are these SR Performance springs ? and what are good shocks and struts to match ?

[steam29]

so i finally got a jack and jacked up the car (da dum tss) to see what the car had on it and it had these 7/8? coil blue springs which i think are these http://www.americanmuscle.com/sr-springs-7904v8.html because of how low the car is, can any one confirm this ? i could not find any writing on the front left spring

the second issue is the ride is super bumpy so i am guessing they did not buy shocks to match the spring rates(i cant even find a name brand on these), so what would be some shocks that i can use to fix this ? i still don't understand spring rates









Thankkksss

 

[the5.ohh]

Well without any numbers or writing, it's hard to say.. Pics of how the car sits? Blue springs could be ebay springs, sr performance springs, h&r supersport springs, steeda sport springs.

 

[steam29]

oh yea.. i didn't think of that.. should i check all the springs? and it sits low like sport springs ill try and upload pictures of the side tomorrow

 

[Cpotts13]

There should be a serial number on them. If they are indeed sr springs you won't need any special shocks or struts. Just basic konis, or tokicos would do. They have a super soft spring rate. Now h&r's will command something like bilsteins.

 

[Ferocious]

If there is absolutely no writing or serial number on them, my guess is they're ebay springs.

 

[Caboose302]

If it's super low they're probably eBay springs. Mine were that way and SUPER soft. They come in all different colors. Any name brand spring will have a part number on it. My eBay Springs sat like this:

That's with stock diameter tires. They were 2.75" in the front.

 

[Magic]

Those Struts are Monroe Matics. More budget than a set of KYB GR2/Excel G.

 

[Caboose302]

Looks like you might want to get an alignment too, unless that's just weird shadowing in the first picture.