Eibach Pro-Kit or BMR Front Springs?
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I'd go with Strano's or BMR's. Why don't you get a whole set tho? BMR's and even the Pro-kit will lower about .75" or so more than the heater hose will in the rear. It seems like the mismatched rates won't do anything for your ride/handling either, but I could be wrong there.
Or, you could look into getting some Koni shocks that will improve the ride and handling of your vehicle and use the front lower perch with stock springs for about a .75" drop up front.
Or, you could look into getting some Koni shocks that will improve the ride and handling of your vehicle and use the front lower perch with stock springs for about a .75" drop up front.
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I've got a set of the newer BMR front lowering springs, never installed. Decided to go with Afco Double-Adj shocks and springs up front. I could let them go cheap. Send me a PM if interested.
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Strano all the way man. I've never rode in a car with BMR's on it so I can't vouch for how they ride, but I switched to Strano springs from a Pro Kit and it was like the clouds parted and the angels started singing, LOL. 300% improvement in ride quality. It's probably my most favorite mod that I've done to the car