they both ship out of surrey BC if im not mistaken

 

Cm is in canada

Is surrey bc Canada?

No. I did not get base cobalt springs. I ordered the ss ones

 

Yes both ship out of Canada..if you buy them from ZZP they send your order straight to them and then they ship. ZZP does not stock the SSC's thats why if you order thru them it takes like 2 weeks. More people will benefit from this because they are $180 shipped from CM.com opposed to $219+shipping from ZZP

 

Ok. They are the same spring. They drop the same and ride the same. I'm just saying that one has coil bind and one doesn't. It's no big deal. No reason to argue about it.

 

Im not arguing about it at all. This is honestly helpful because people can save about $60 ordering straight thru CM rather then ZZP.

 

Ya. That's why I did it. Didn't take long to get them either.

 

What's the diff between coil bind and regular..?

 

I actually don't know. It's dead coils.

 

This thread is going to get locked as well. Cm=ssc and coil bind is a myth. Its progressive rate. As in when the coils are under load the close tight, when the car is corning they unload providing control, instead of leaving the seat of the coil mount like other springs. There is no diff in cm and ssc

 

I honestly didn't think this thread would get this far lol...but thank you for clearing it up, I knew they were the same but didn't know technical

 

Nope. Wrong. The second I put my springs on there was coil bind. How is it a myth when there's pictures proving it?

 

What I don't understand is how hardheaded you are? First you want to argue about them not being the same company and you were proved wrong. Then asked what coil bind is you said you didn't know. Then when told what it is by a knowledgable member you still say you are right and they are wrong. Don't understand it honestly...

 

there is no way its the same spring. how would they make the same spring, sell it for $60 more and it looks completely different on the car? cause they're not the same.

you realize you said they are the same cause that's what you've read from numerous people? have you seen proof, or is this another wonderful "its on the internet so it must be true" moment.

i cant find anything on ht is wonderful thing we call the internet, besides here, that suggests they are the same company. Yes they are both out of Canada, separate mailing addresses, phones numbers. i don't see anything to say they are one in the same.


SSC - No Coil Bind


CM - Coil Bind (Up Top)


Honestly, i dont care what you buy, its not my car. i will say my SSC's were 10X better than my Sportlines in terms of ride quality.

Sportlines - Coil Bind!


im now on YYZ V2's, and wont look back. IMO i would spend the extra for the SSC's. after having the Sportlines. I have not had the CM's so i cannot compare them to the SSC's

 

Yup. Right. I have these coils and they are all like that.

 

So why dont his ssc springs have coil bind? And why don't any one else with ssc have coil bind but the ppl with cm do

 

In light of what ls6 provided they may be different but I know from my springs I love the progressive rate cm. And what I said about bind and loading/unloading is true for any PR spring. I still love the ride, height, snd cornering feel of cm.

 

That's what I was trying to tell you. But ya mine had coil bind right when I put them in

 

But anyways. Op should just buy them new because not many people will get rid of their cm springs lol

 

i will say that the YYZ V2's have some slight coil bind, but they ride and corner like a champ. i dont plan on parting with these!

 

I just don't like the drop of those

 

Next set I buy when I decide to get rid of my SSC's are YYZ's V2's...

 

And I don't do that auto x stuff so I don't have the need for them and way too expensive

 

 

No. He still hasn't found any springs