Ford C Springs VS. Eibach Sportlines
03-04-2007, 05:14 PM
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Ford C Springs VS. Eibach Sportlines
Well im in a toss up between ford C springs and the eibach sportlines. With Eibach sportlines it will sit lower but then i will need caster/camber plates.
With the ford c springs will i need caster camber plates? and about how much difference between the 2 ? What do yall think i should get and were can i find both ssprings for the cheapest price.....thanks!!
With the ford c springs will i need caster camber plates? and about how much difference between the 2 ? What do yall think i should get and were can i find both ssprings for the cheapest price.....thanks!!
03-04-2007, 05:25 PM
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RE: Ford C Springs VS. Eibach Sportlines
with ford c springs you wont need caster camber plates although it will be a good idea to do eventually, it isnt necesarry right away. you can find the c springs on americanmuscle.com for like 140$ shipped (minus the discount) i beleive eibach's are over 200$
03-04-2007, 10:47 PM
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RE: Ford C Springs VS. Eibach Sportlines
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with ford c springs you wont need caster camber plates although it will be a good idea to do eventually, it isnt necesarry right away. you can find the c springs on americanmuscle.com for like 140$ shipped (minus the discount) i beleive eibach's are over 200$
with ford c springs you wont need caster camber plates although it will be a good idea to do eventually, it isnt necesarry right away. you can find the c springs on americanmuscle.com for like 140$ shipped (minus the discount) i beleive eibach's are over 200$
03-04-2007, 11:42 PM
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RE: Ford C Springs VS. Eibach Sportlines
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sometimes you - sometimes you dont... Ive seen a few cases of that... Ford was nice enough to make a wide range considered "within spec"...[&:]
sometimes you - sometimes you dont... Ive seen a few cases of that... Ford was nice enough to make a wide range considered "within spec"...[&:]
03-05-2007, 12:11 AM
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RE: Ford C Springs VS. Eibach Sportlines
hardly anybody needs them with any of the ford racing springs. 1 out of 100 if I had to put a number to it.
I just don't see how you would need it at some point down the road if you don't need it when you first drop the car. that statement doesn't make sense to me.
I just don't see how you would need it at some point down the road if you don't need it when you first drop the car. that statement doesn't make sense to me.
03-05-2007, 01:57 AM
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RE: Ford C Springs VS. Eibach Sportlines
because springs will settle in after a while and it will just be a good idea to have them. I didnt say he would need them i said it would be a good idea to get them later. Our cars werent meant to be lowered at all so droppin the car will throw it out of alignment whether it be very noticeable or not, it isn't like its supposed to be. so I think that while it isnt necesarry, it still may be somethin thats a good idea later on. Just my .02