Used springs, bad idea?
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Well, I wouldn't buy a set of Eibach Pro or SPortline springs, new or used. At least with used, the rear spring will have already sagged, so you'll know immediately how much you need to shim it. With new, you might have to wait a few months.
All springs sag, and there's nothing wrong with the quality of Eibachs. IF they started out at a reasonable combination of rate and ride height, I'd have no problem with a used set in good condition.
All springs sag, and there's nothing wrong with the quality of Eibachs. IF they started out at a reasonable combination of rate and ride height, I'd have no problem with a used set in good condition.