ezell504

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I looked at those springs from that dealer. He's off shore, meaning if you have a problem or need technical support you get nothing. Trust me, you get what you pay for. That e-bayer had ALOT of negative reports, wrong part shipped, broken or damaged, etc. AND he MAKES you send a deposit for shipping to replace a part. Spending a little more locally will be cheaper in the long run. Buying some cheap springs will normally mean you'll end up buying good parts sometime anyway. Now you're into good springs double the price. I will send you an exact duplicate of these springs on E-Bay for $50. You'll hate em, then you'll have to go buy some good springs. Thjere's a reason quality parts cost more, they're made with good materials and sold by companies who will back them. Save your money, buy good parts.
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Thanks you guys! I have decided to go with the Eibach sportline. But I have one final question. What about H&R? I hear they have a 2 inch drop as well. My purchasing percent is about 85% Eibach sportline and 15% something else. What good company can give me that 2" drop im looking for and where can I buy springs locally?

Ken04

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Ken04

Eibach or H&R are good springs from reputable companies. Locally try parts houses that specialize in custom/race cars. Ask at a local SCCA club, or go online to Eibach and check their dealer links, gotta be someone close. Ford dealers have Roush as does Summit and Summit has free shipping.
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07lane40

the eibach sportline springs are amazing. i love mine. but depending on where you drive, you have to be careful. i got mine dropped on 20" ASA wheels (black on black) and it looks phenomenal, in the past 3 days ive had 4 people stop me and ask me where i got my wheels and how good they looked especially with the drop. my next step will be coil-overs. theyre adjustable from like 1.2"-2.3" in front and 1.4"-2.1" out back. i have a pretty hefty sub in the back of my car, which caused a little more drop in the back than what would be normal. but yeah. eibach is the way to go depending on how much cash you wanna drop on it, all four coilovers are running about 1200 w/o install and just the springs about 300.

teamvickers

Hey i did the eibach lowering kit also. I did it after i put my rims on and it looks awsome not to low sits perfect and i love the way that the ride feels when i drive i would strongly recommend eibach

07lane40

i agree, the handling and ride tuned up nicely. im a very agressive driver and perform driving moves sometimes that can get me in big trouble and some of the things that i do used to cause my car to buck before i put the springs, but the handling now is sweet, and its all slide now. no more jumping around.

ezell504

if you have the sportlines by eibach and 18-20 inch rims, please post pictures....PLEASE. because thats what im worried about. my rims scrubbing my firewall when turning or hitting bumps