Prokit or Sportline
I have strano springs. They settled really well. I heard the sportlines sag quiet a bit and don't have good rates. I would give Sam Strano a call (stranoparts.com) and talk with him. He is going to want you to buy shocks for a grand but you don't have to. Here is a pic of my car dropped on Konis shocks and strano springs.
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The only way I would consider Eibachs Sportlines if the car set in the garage as a statue and never moved. They've got the looks department down, but thats it!
i replaced my prokit with stranos on the rear and the prokit are fine in the front. prokit in the rear was just too low - rode the bumpstops so i removed the spacers and it still just looked too low compared to the front.
i'd also suggest strano springs all the way around and make sure you get the right shocks with adequate rebound for the lowering springs.
