my car gives me wood....eibach sportlines and other goodies installed (lots of pics)
10-25-2008, 06:10 PM
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my car gives me wood....eibach sportlines and other goodies installed (lots of pics)
me and my dad installed eibach sportlines, tokico d-specs w/ remote adjusters, BMR billet LCAs, and BMR LCA relocation bracket. took us about 6 hours included a snapped shock bolt compliments of my dad. im soooooooooooooooooo glad i grew a pair of ***** and got the sportlines instead of the pro-kit. gotta get an alignment whenever i can get the car in.
the d-specs are money, i have them set on full firm right now so i feel every pebble in the road and the car feels like a go kart...ITS FREAKIN AWESOME!!!!!
the LCAs are awesome too, the car just plants and goes. no squeaks or groans.....just the car launching forward
all in all, best $1500 EVER!
suspension mod list:
- Steeda Adj. Panhard bar
- Steeda Panahard bar brace
- Eibach Sportlines....no ***** pro-kit
- Tokico D-specs @ full firm
- BMR Billet LCAs
- BMR LCA relocation bracket
heres some random befores just to give you all an idea...
AND THE AFTER!!!!!!!! 8)
the d-specs are money, i have them set on full firm right now so i feel every pebble in the road and the car feels like a go kart...ITS FREAKIN AWESOME!!!!!
the LCAs are awesome too, the car just plants and goes. no squeaks or groans.....just the car launching forward
all in all, best $1500 EVER!
suspension mod list:
- Steeda Adj. Panhard bar
- Steeda Panahard bar brace
- Eibach Sportlines....no ***** pro-kit
- Tokico D-specs @ full firm
- BMR Billet LCAs
- BMR LCA relocation bracket
heres some random befores just to give you all an idea...
AND THE AFTER!!!!!!!! 8)
10-25-2008, 06:15 PM
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10-25-2008, 06:50 PM
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Looks AWESOME man!!! I still cant make up my mind between pro-kit or sportlines but everytime I see a pic with the sportlines the stance is just sooo sick!! How is it goin over bumps that low especially with ur chin spoiler??
10-25-2008, 07:00 PM
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as long as u dont drive like an idiot and realize that ur car needs to be driven with the fact that its so low in the back of ur head i think ud be fine, takinf inclines or speed bumps at an angle is key. i dont foresee any problems
10-25-2008, 08:46 PM
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Let us know how you do with the sportlines and the cdc aggressive chin. I have the aggressive chin and now I am trying to decide on the pro-kit or the sportlines. I am wondering how bad the clearance issues will be if I go with the sportlines.
I love my H&R coilovers w/Steeda camber plates, gt f/r swaybars and BMR lca's&phb my car handles like a big go cart to 