Eibach Sportlines
11-06-2008, 11:01 PM
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11-07-2008, 09:04 AM
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Come on this is an LS1 forum. For such a badass car, we got quite a soft community
11-07-2008, 10:49 AM
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FYI, there's better ways to get sportline low.
You just have to do a little ReSearch.
Just start with the Suspension "sticky", then keep going from there!
Anyway , enjoy your sportlines and tell us how you like them in about a month.
You just have to do a little ReSearch.
Just start with the Suspension "sticky", then keep going from there!
Anyway , enjoy your sportlines and tell us how you like them in about a month.
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11-07-2008, 05:12 PM
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Launching!
I love people who get upset when they don't get a pat on the head. You can always tell who always got gold stars no matter what when growing up....
11-07-2008, 05:47 PM
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Not really, Sam's the ******* man and knows his ****. Not that i NEED to defend him, anyone that visits this section regularly knows but why not..
Do you see any other sponsors in here every day helping others with suspension and brake suggestions and setups? They usually pop in and go "hey i sell that" and you never see them again. Maybe I'm just making **** up, who knows.
Do you see any other sponsors in here every day helping others with suspension and brake suggestions and setups? They usually pop in and go "hey i sell that" and you never see them again. Maybe I'm just making **** up, who knows.
11-07-2008, 06:12 PM
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Glad you like them.
When I got my car it was slammed and the ride was so bad I switched them out for a stock spring. When I pulled them out I saw they were sportlines. There was no internet bias in my decision to change them because I had no idea what they even were.
When I got my car it was slammed and the ride was so bad I switched them out for a stock spring. When I pulled them out I saw they were sportlines. There was no internet bias in my decision to change them because I had no idea what they even were.
11-08-2008, 01:09 AM
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Not really, Sam's the ******* man and knows his ****. Not that i NEED to defend him, anyone that visits this section regularly knows but why not..
Do you see any other sponsors in here every day helping others with suspension and brake suggestions and setups? They usually pop in and go "hey i sell that" and you never see them again. Maybe I'm just making **** up, who knows.
Do you see any other sponsors in here every day helping others with suspension and brake suggestions and setups? They usually pop in and go "hey i sell that" and you never see them again. Maybe I'm just making **** up, who knows.
Then they're gone.
11-08-2008, 01:48 AM
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I've seen this debate one too many times around here. I have never tried Sportlines myself, but they are great springs for a photoshoot.
Aside from that, I have the Pro-Kit and it is a fairly uncomfortable spring (can't imagine Sportlines being even lower and softer), but since I'm driving an old F-body, I could care less.
Aside from that, I have the Pro-Kit and it is a fairly uncomfortable spring (can't imagine Sportlines being even lower and softer), but since I'm driving an old F-body, I could care less.
11-08-2008, 08:55 AM
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Sportlines with the right shocks I've seen this debate one too many times around here. I have never tried Sportlines myself, but they are great springs for a photoshoot.
Aside from that, I have the Pro-Kit and it is a fairly uncomfortable spring (can't imagine Sportlines being even lower and softer), but since I'm driving an old F-body, I could care less.
Aside from that, I have the Pro-Kit and it is a fairly uncomfortable spring (can't imagine Sportlines being even lower and softer), but since I'm driving an old F-body, I could care less.
11-09-2008, 06:26 PM
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I've had sportlines for sometime now and I have no problem with them and I've also got just about everything thing else done too! I'm also older than most of you to boot too! (thought I'd never say that but what the hell) I've had more F Bodies and Corvettes than most I happen to like the sportlines, period! I also build my rides for what I like and no one else, so flame me if you want because I'm fireproof! And yes I hate speed bumps too! If you like them that's fine! if you don't well that's fine too and your can also buy some Stranos!
11-11-2008, 03:21 PM
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to the op, rock them out, who cares what everyone else thinks. its your car. i have them on my car, and i do like them. yes, i do need to get different struts and shocks, but for right now they work pretty good. i like my car being as low as possible, i would probably make it lower if i could, but for daily driving this is as low as i want to go.
