Eibach sway bars
03-22-2006, 08:45 PM
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Eibach sway bars
Hi
My name is Phill Im new to this board. In past years my family and I have ownd four classic Mustangs, two 1965 coupes, (one V6,the other a 289) and two
1966 coupes (both V6's). My family restored these Mustangs and sold them. My family went for some years without a steed in our driveway untlill recently. My sister owns a 2003 3.8L V6, my brother owns a 2003 Mach1, and I have an 05 redfire V6. Now for my real post. I live about 30 min from sacramento CA, I found a guy who is selling a Eibach sway bar kit for $290. the kit includes front, and rear sway bars with all the hardware that I need. My question to all of you is, what do you think on the price, and qualety of this kit? Thanks in advance.
My name is Phill Im new to this board. In past years my family and I have ownd four classic Mustangs, two 1965 coupes, (one V6,the other a 289) and two
1966 coupes (both V6's). My family restored these Mustangs and sold them. My family went for some years without a steed in our driveway untlill recently. My sister owns a 2003 3.8L V6, my brother owns a 2003 Mach1, and I have an 05 redfire V6. Now for my real post. I live about 30 min from sacramento CA, I found a guy who is selling a Eibach sway bar kit for $290. the kit includes front, and rear sway bars with all the hardware that I need. My question to all of you is, what do you think on the price, and qualety of this kit? Thanks in advance.
03-22-2006, 11:05 PM
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RE: Eibach sway bars
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black foot i have and 05 v6 with 18x9 bullits and low-pro tires what do you reccomend i lower my car with and how much should i lower it. i also would like to maintain some comfort.
black foot i have and 05 v6 with 18x9 bullits and low-pro tires what do you reccomend i lower my car with and how much should i lower it. i also would like to maintain some comfort.
there are a lot of other great companies out there too. but to be honest half of them ive never heard of before, dont quite have the rep eibach does.. now you could get steeda springs and such.. im not sure how low your car will go
to install the rear is really easy to do too. jack your car up, put it on jack stands on the rocker panel (there are notches where to put your stands) then once car is up on its 2 stands block the front tire
lol then remove both rear tires.. with your jack placed under the diff (not on the edge of the diff cover.. )the diff has a wide bottom . jack it from there.. load up the suspension jsut a bit, unbolt the bottom bolt to your shocks, one on each side. the lower your jack.. on the side your on. pull axle down at the hub, just for that little extra play, and wiggle the spring till she breaks loose, remove it. and replace. do the same for the other side.. then jack diff back up. bolt the bottom shock bolts back on. put your tires back on and then lower your car. now here is the only issue i had. the car was too low to get the jack out.. either get a friend to lift at the wheel well, or do what i did cuz i was alone, i had 2 4x4 pieces of wodd handy lol... i layed one on the ground then put one end under the rocker and i steped on the elevated end to lift the car that little bit to pull the jack out lolyoull need the use of a spring compressor, if you dont have one, just bring it to the shop.. i could explain how to do that part too tho if you guys want
03-23-2006, 01:38 PM
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RE: Eibach sway bars
That is a good price for eibach sway bars. i live in the east bay area and go to sacramento mustang to get my stuff installed.
Here is my '05 v6 with eibach prokit, eibach sway bars, and tokico d-specs.
Here is my '05 v6 with eibach prokit, eibach sway bars, and tokico d-specs.
