So at work today one of the engineers from California and I were talking about the custom springs we have from Eibach. Naturally I bring up the Lancer and he was like yeah I can talk to Eibach and see what we can come up with. I told him about RRM and he said he never heard of them but he has heard of Progress Group (the company that makes the springs for RRM) and actually knows the owner/engineers pretty well. It's nice to know that someone I trust can vouch for the quality of parts that come from The Progress Group as well as their tuning and dynamics. I have some more research to do with Works Mitsubishi but I'm confident enough to order the springs from RRM (assuming my opinion matters to anyone). Also a company called Hotchkis will make custom swaybars for any application. I've heard it's around $500 for a custom bar. If some people want to do a group buy we can actually tell them the specs we want as well as adjustability instead of waiting for someone else to do it and probably get it cheaper. Just a thought.

I've got Eibach Prokits on my MR2 Turbo. Awesome springs. Eibach would be a great company to have making springs for the Lancer. If there were Eibachs available for the Lancer that's probably the spring I'd go with if and when I decide to lower the car.

They make custom springs if you want to call them. I've just recently found out that a lot of people I trust went to school and have worked with the guys from Progress. I think the springs with an adjustable rear bar, slotted rotors upgraded pads and a front air dam would finish the car for me. Oh yeah and some Michelin Pilot Sport Cups.