Question about my Eibach Sportlines.
11-20-2007, 12:15 AM
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Question about my Eibach Sportlines. I have the Eibach Sportline kit on my ride, not sure how long they have been on. I believe the shocks are stock, and it needs an alignment. But I don't like the front springs, and I love the rear. I think the rear is the perfect height, but I want the raise the front up a bit. Also my passenger side sits a little lower than the driver side. I am going to get an alignment tomorrow, but my question was, what would be a good spring to throw in the front to even the front height to the rear a bit, just for the front springs. And what would cause my passenger side to sit lower?
11-20-2007, 08:38 AM
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Eibach Prokit is a Sportline kit with higher sitting front springs with higher springrate.
Eibach rear springs seem to have more uneven cases of sag than others. All springs have cases of sitting uneven. Even stock springs. You can use spacers to even things out. Alignment won't fix the car sagging. Or you could do what I would do and use different springs
Eibach rear springs seem to have more uneven cases of sag than others. All springs have cases of sitting uneven. Even stock springs. You can use spacers to even things out. Alignment won't fix the car sagging. Or you could do what I would do and use different springs
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Eibach Prokit is a Sportline kit with higher sitting front springs with higher springrate.
Eibach rear springs seem to have more uneven cases of sag than others. All springs have cases of sitting uneven. Even stock springs. You can use spacers to even things out. Alignment won't fix the car sagging. Or you could do what I would do and use different springs
Eibach rear springs seem to have more uneven cases of sag than others. All springs have cases of sitting uneven. Even stock springs. You can use spacers to even things out. Alignment won't fix the car sagging. Or you could do what I would do and use different springs
http://www.angelfire.com/my/fastcar/suspension.html
But, I'm not too pleased with my Pro-kit. I will be going to Stranos springs next.
And my car is a little uneven too. It was like that before the springs. I'm pretty sure most if not every f-body is like that. I think its to compensate for having just a driver in the car.
11-20-2007, 03:33 PM
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I believe youre wrong. I'm pretty sure the spring rates are actually lower with the Sportlines. I dont quite understand it, but they are.
http://www.angelfire.com/my/fastcar/suspension.html
But, I'm not too pleased with my Pro-kit. I will be going to Stranos springs next.
And my car is a little uneven too. It was like that before the springs. I'm pretty sure most if not every f-body is like that. I think its to compensate for having just a driver in the car.
http://www.angelfire.com/my/fastcar/suspension.html
But, I'm not too pleased with my Pro-kit. I will be going to Stranos springs next.
And my car is a little uneven too. It was like that before the springs. I'm pretty sure most if not every f-body is like that. I think its to compensate for having just a driver in the car.
