Has anyone used AVO(chassis dynamics) springs?

[Quantum2+2]

Hi
Ive just got a set of AVO(chassis dynamics) springs to put on my accord and was wandering if anyone else has used them?
I am putting them onto Koni specials and was debating what setting to put the shocks on and how the springs will ride.
Im not putting them on till we get a break in the weather. As per normal its raining most of the time. Well thats part of the fun of living in the UK.
Any help will be appreciated
Thanks
:smoker2:

[AccordCE8]

avo? never heard of.
Are that adjustable springs?

[Quantum2+2]

Hi
thought that may be the answer I got. Just wandered if any fellow brits had used them. AVO(chassis dynamics) is a UK company who imports AVO shocks into the UK. I am using Koni adjustable shocks(special not sport) and the AVO(chassis dynamics) springs. I didnt have much choice of springs for the 3rd Gen. It was PI, AVO, G-MAX and SPRINT. I have previous experience of G-MAX and dont rate them. I know that PI are the choice of the "Boy Racer" in the UK but the cost is just over twice the cost of the AVO springs and AVO were the only company willing to tell me the spring rates. The sprint were considered but the fact they lower the car 60mm is too much for me and the roads where I live.

[AccordCE8]

And what about eibach or h&r springs?
From eibach they got 2 versions, one will lower it aprox. 30mm (pro-kit),
the other will lower it about 50mm or so. I personally have very good experience with eibach, still comfortable and less ' roling' when cornering. They must have eibach's for your car, I'm sure.
What I've heard of they work very well with koni's. (bmw is using eibach 2 for their 'sport' kit)

[Quantum2+2]

Hi
eibach list two sets of springs on the web but are not avalable to the UK unless I do a special order and have them imported. H&R are avalable but proved a bit elusive to get hold of. It looks like im going to have to try the AVO springs and if they are no good then back to the drawing board and buy some more!