What feedback do you guys have on the Eiback pro kit...Im planning on getting some.

what actually is a good spring for the money..Im just going for the lowered look..not handling performance.

Will my tires rub?? 16" GSC's

 

Lowered the vehicle an 1 and a 1/4. The spring really made the car feel much more stable and solid around turns. But of course that was a combo of the springs and shocks. You really should change both at the same time so they work better together.

 

I rn Eibach Pros for over a year and the rear end began sagging. I swapped to G2s

 

I've had my Prokit springs on for over a year and love them. They work well on the street and they work REALLY well on the road course and in ORR

 

So far very happy with mine. I do suggest you get upgraded shocks to go with them. Stock shocks don't do very well lowered....

 

My rears are perfect, the fronts on the other hand ended up being a smidge too low - more than 1.5,more like 1.75 to 2 inches.

 

Will i get any rubbing with my stock tires?? I have 16" w/ GSC's...

 

had them on my SS when i had her (with stock shocks)

car rode like ***...took em off and the ride improved 110%

 

The Eibachs are not intended to be used with stock shocks. The rear will sag because the spring rate is too much for the stock shocks. You should definitely upgrade to better shocks, like some revalved Bilsteins! <img border="0" title="" alt="[Wink]" src="gr_images/icons/wink.gif" />

 

To answer your question, they will not rub on 16" rims.

 

No rub on my 16s or my new 17s ...

I put on Bilstien HDs at the same time I installed the Eibachs. Over time, the rear sagged over 1/2" ...

 

Whats a good replacement shock w/o having to spend a spitload of money on Bilsteins???

 

I was thinking of going with Hotchkis Springs...cause i heard you can use them with stock shocks....anybody have input on those springs?

 

The Bilsteins are not a shitload of money. They came WAY down in price. Besides, $500 for an incredible ride is not much.

 

</font><blockquote><font size="1" face="Verdana, Helvetica, sans-serif">quote:</font><hr /><font size="2" face="Verdana, Helvetica, sans-serif">Originally posted by OfficerZ28:
<strong>I was thinking of going with Hotchkis Springs...cause i heard you can use them with stock shocks....anybody have input on those springs?</strong></font><hr /></blockquote><font size="2" face="Verdana, Helvetica, sans-serif">most aftermarket lowering springs are much stiffer than the stock springs. so to say that you can use your stock shocks with the hotchkis springs isn't really going to cut it. eventually those stock shocks are going to wear out extremely fast.

if you want to do it RIGHT, get the billsteins with the eibachs.