Not many people run Vogtlands, but those who do usually say they're the best out there. I know a local mod guy who works mostly on Mustangs. He sells his creations at one of the Ford stores here in Charlotte. He lowers almost all of his cars, and until recently, he was using Vogtlands. He's told me in the past they were about as good as you could get, and I've driven a couple of his cars and was very impressed.
However, I ran into him a couple of months ago, and he said he had switched to another brand since he had found some issues with the springs he had installed in cars in the past. I can't remember exactly what he said the problem was, but I think it had something to do with them popping/pinging after being in the car for a while.
If you had asked this question a couple of months ago, I probably would have sung the praises of Vogtland. I've heard good things from people running them, but based on the comments from the one guy I know, I just felt like I should throw that out there ... whatever it's worth.
However, I ran into him a couple of months ago, and he said he had switched to another brand since he had found some issues with the springs he had installed in cars in the past. I can't remember exactly what he said the problem was, but I think it had something to do with them popping/pinging after being in the car for a while.
If you had asked this question a couple of months ago, I probably would have sung the praises of Vogtland. I've heard good things from people running them, but based on the comments from the one guy I know, I just felt like I should throw that out there ... whatever it's worth.
