Lowering Springs - Any Good?
11-23-2003, 09:13 PM
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Lowering Springs - Any Good? Just curious if anyone has these, or if anyone has even heard of them. If so , how do they compare to the eibach springs?
11-23-2003, 10:10 PM
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Originally Posted by mbrZ28
Just curious if anyone has these, or if anyone has even heard of them. If so , how do they compare to the eibach springs?
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11-24-2003, 11:59 AM
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There are many different brands of lowering springs. Eibach, BMR, DMS, G2, and it goes on.
It depends on how low you want to go and how stiff you want them to be.
It depends on how low you want to go and how stiff you want them to be.
11-25-2003, 02:03 PM
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I plan on going with the Eibach, but I can't decide whether to get the Pro Kit or the Sportlines. I have noticed that most people on the board get the Pro Kit, but I like how the Sportlines lower the car more. Any suggestions?
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02blackZ, If you plan on going to different wheels/tires ( larger ) in the future you need to be carefull of the wheel back spacing, before you lower your car make sure you look at what you want ( if any ) in wheels/tires first. So many times I see guys that never had a tire rubbing problem start having problems once they lower there car and install bigger wheels and tires.
