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I was listing prices of springs from your *site* the prices for springs range from $249 to $299... WITH SALES TAX AND SHIPPING IT WOULD BE AROUND THE BALL PARK OF 250-300. depending on what you pick..
Again as far as shocks go; they are listed for $379, $419, and the most expensive ones are going for over $1500....
and like i have stated twice now plus installation, and plus the alignment...
I am just stating that "lowering" the car can add up really quick when you do it properly... and if the original poster can get a set of springs from a decent company for a decent price..then it's not a bad option..
I see a few hurt feelings on here, and thats not my intention...
DEAR MR. STRANO,
I haven't knocked on your product or prices, but life is all about options and there are many companies that provide quality suspension products for the F-Body... I also believe that for "normal" to "spirited" driving that you don't have to go all out.
DEAR JD AMG,
I don't even want to entertain the idea of cutting springs, because we all know thats the most stupid thing you can do. And I pulled all my prices of various websites..and i gave ballpark figures for a few different companies... thats why i had different prices, so maybe you can now clearly understand.
and someone posted how they had a gto with eibachs and the car handles good...
THANK YOU FOR ADDING YOUR INPUT AND HONESTY
I SEE NO PROBLEM WITH EIBACH PRODUCTS, BUT I FEEL LIKE MOST OF THE PEOPLE HERE DO FOR SOME REASON.
Again as far as shocks go; they are listed for $379, $419, and the most expensive ones are going for over $1500....
and like i have stated twice now plus installation, and plus the alignment...
I am just stating that "lowering" the car can add up really quick when you do it properly... and if the original poster can get a set of springs from a decent company for a decent price..then it's not a bad option..
I see a few hurt feelings on here, and thats not my intention...
DEAR MR. STRANO,
I haven't knocked on your product or prices, but life is all about options and there are many companies that provide quality suspension products for the F-Body... I also believe that for "normal" to "spirited" driving that you don't have to go all out.
DEAR JD AMG,
I don't even want to entertain the idea of cutting springs, because we all know thats the most stupid thing you can do. And I pulled all my prices of various websites..and i gave ballpark figures for a few different companies... thats why i had different prices, so maybe you can now clearly understand.
and someone posted how they had a gto with eibachs and the car handles good...
THANK YOU FOR ADDING YOUR INPUT AND HONESTY
I SEE NO PROBLEM WITH EIBACH PRODUCTS, BUT I FEEL LIKE MOST OF THE PEOPLE HERE DO FOR SOME REASON.
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DEAR JD AMG,
I don't even want to entertain the idea of cutting springs, because we all know thats the most stupid thing you can do. And I pulled all my prices of various websites..and i gave ballpark figures for a few different companies... thats why i had different prices, so maybe you can now clearly understand.
I don't even want to entertain the idea of cutting springs, because we all know thats the most stupid thing you can do. And I pulled all my prices of various websites..and i gave ballpark figures for a few different companies... thats why i had different prices, so maybe you can now clearly understand.
I SEE NO PROBLEM WITH EIBACH PRODUCTS, BUT I FEEL LIKE MOST OF THE PEOPLE HERE DO FOR SOME REASON.
The prokit is known for sagging like I mentioned and the sportline kit is arguably the worst lowering springs you can buy for these cars (way too low, sitting you on the bump stops, and way too soft of rates for the drop, so you are slamming into the bumps stops constantly).
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I have had eibach springs installed since 2007.... no issues here...now as far as my drop I am not slammed... I haven't hit the bumpstops either... overall I am a happy customer with their products.
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They haven't sagged yet. I've had them less than a year. They corrected the factory nose high/rearend droop. The car sits level now on a smooth surface. I also installed SLP Bilsteins, UMI LCA Relocation Brackets and a Double Adjustable Panhard Bar with Roto- Joints. I have a set of Strano Sway Bars that I plan on installing in the next week or so.
so i guess its a good idea if i run the LT1 springs in mine too,
which kit do u have in urs ws6?
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If the ones you can get for $150 are the LT1 springs (part# 3831.140) go for it. If they're the LS1 springs (part# 3870.140) save up for Stranos.
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I have the pro kit, bmr strut brace, bmr tubular weld in sfc, bmr adj; torque arm, lower control arms, panhard bar, front and rear sway bars, bmr anti squat brackets and the bilsteins... the car handles great! I don't have a spare or any extra weight in the car like a sub box.. it launches straight, and turns. Even better.. it has a predictable and quick handling to it..and almost zero body roll. Both of my cars handle great
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I have the pro kit, bmr strut brace, bmr tubular weld in sfc, bmr adj; torque arm, lower control arms, panhard bar, front and rear sway bars, bmr anti squat brackets and the bilsteins... the car handles great! I don't have a spare or any extra weight in the car like a sub box.. it launches straight, and turns. Even better.. it has a predictable and quick handling to it..and almost zero body roll. Both of my cars handle great
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I'm. not going to bash Eibachs because I'm happy with mine but call Sam before make a purchase. He may convince you to purchase his springs or end up selling you the Eibachs.
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Prokit is garbage! So many people have problems with their stance after. Mine is higher in the front and it's been a pain in the *** the make it more even. With the stock shocks in the back speedbumps and bone-jarring.
And you can get a new kit for $220 or so on eBay, $150 for used is not a good idea especially with how they sag. Don't buy em.
And you can get a new kit for $220 or so on eBay, $150 for used is not a good idea especially with how they sag. Don't buy em.
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Prokit is garbage! So many people have problems with their stance after. Mine is higher in the front and it's been a pain in the *** the make it more even. With the stock shocks in the back speedbumps and bone-jarring.
And you can get a new kit for $220 or so on eBay, $150 for used is not a good idea especially with how they sag. Don't buy em.
And you can get a new kit for $220 or so on eBay, $150 for used is not a good idea especially with how they sag. Don't buy em.
yea im not gonna get the used ones, i mite give them a call soon, anyone know why the stock springs on my car looks like it sits higher in the front then the rear? is this normal?
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Mine looked like it sat lower in the rear until I changed springs and shocks. I've heard it has something to do with the cut and shape of the fenders, more so with the Camaros than the Firebirds.
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Yea thats exactly wut i have going on rite now with mine its complety stock, i have a JL sub, but it cant weigh more than 40lbs back there lol