devore86

I a going to be upgrading my suspension, well when i get back to the states anyways....

i just wanted to know if u guys think this would be a good setup???


Eibach pro damper shocks/struts
Eibach pro kit springs

pro2a

No.


Do some more research on the dampers, I think you can do alot better than the Eibachs.

devore86

Why do u say that????

devore86

Anybody else???

02stangdude

depends whats your goals are. do u want traction or handleing

gec

I'm a new owner myself....just yesterday... not sure how others on here feel about eibach + stang but I'll give u my experience with other cars. First, they make a real good product -- durable and long lasting.. Product wise they are arguably one of the most dependable brands. However, on cars I have done for others (in the 20's) drops using eibach - I have always noticed that the drop rating they advertise is a little fudged. Expect it not to drop as much as they say. Now this can be a good thing or a bad thing. Last night when I was looking over the new ride I am still amazed at how high this car sits factory. Hope this helps a little. Kenny

02 Ninja

http://www.latemodelrestoration.com/...uspension-Kits

devore86

Well i dont plan on geting control arms or anything lik that, at the moment, that will come later....i jsut want to replace the stock shocks struts and springs

by the way its a daily driver

Jbauer

i'd go with the Tokico Blue dampeners before the eibachs. Probably better quality and a whole lot cheaper. Your BEST option however is gonna be Bilsteins with koni being a close second, but once you spend that much money you may as well go bilstein. Looking back on it, i would of gone bilstein. Atleast in the back, it was so cheap..100 bones a side for the rear.

devore86

so u think the tokicos would be better than the eibachs.......are u sayign they are both bad, but u would wrather have the lesser of 2 evils, that being the blues