New Eibach
11-10-2009, 02:38 PM
#31
your sig says you're "soon to have a kenne bell supercharger"... not to be a dick, but you don't know that you have 2 struts and 2 shocks and you're going to have a car with that much power and that much money in it? that doesn't sound like a good idea to me personally just my OP though, I guess it's your money though.
11-10-2009, 03:55 PM
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yeah the kenne bell thing was like a year or 2 ago..forgot to edit that out..the suspension thing has been noticed only within last week or so. Once suspension is fixed then down the road a kenne bell.
11-10-2009, 07:36 PM
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OK i got a big problem but a solution.
http://www.americanmuscle.com/eibach-shocks-7904v8.html
i was going to get that for my car..which makes sense
But upon putting my car on the lift again to double check the ones in the picture are NO WAY NEAR WHAT I NEED. Since i need shock absorbers i showed the items i linked on a printout and showed the mechanic and he agreed there the wrong thing. Instead and this has been visually comfirmed..this is what i actualy need and have bought.
FOR THE REAR
http://catalog.monroe.com/monroe/pro...catalog=MONROE
FOR THE FRONT
http://catalog.monroe.com/monroe/pro...catalog=MONROE
i have already bought these parts for like 220 dollars approx.
And i know monroe does make some pretty good stuff so all in all i dont think these are that bad..could i do better? sure....but in the end its not the end of the world and im not doing drag and so forth. So we will see how it goes.
http://www.americanmuscle.com/eibach-shocks-7904v8.html
i was going to get that for my car..which makes sense
But upon putting my car on the lift again to double check the ones in the picture are NO WAY NEAR WHAT I NEED. Since i need shock absorbers i showed the items i linked on a printout and showed the mechanic and he agreed there the wrong thing. Instead and this has been visually comfirmed..this is what i actualy need and have bought.
FOR THE REAR
http://catalog.monroe.com/monroe/pro...catalog=MONROE
FOR THE FRONT
http://catalog.monroe.com/monroe/pro...catalog=MONROE
i have already bought these parts for like 220 dollars approx.
And i know monroe does make some pretty good stuff so all in all i dont think these are that bad..could i do better? sure....but in the end its not the end of the world and im not doing drag and so forth. So we will see how it goes.
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11-10-2009, 09:51 PM
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maybe....but they sure dont look like it....but no worry i already bought the monroe stuff so it will work for time being
and besides..the monroe stuff aint all that bad and even if the eibach do fit..to be honest..200 dollars vs 400 at least...i do need to be careful where i spend money if at all possible.
and besides..the monroe stuff aint all that bad and even if the eibach do fit..to be honest..200 dollars vs 400 at least...i do need to be careful where i spend money if at all possible.
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11-10-2009, 10:03 PM
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Your right in the respect that they would fit but what throws me for a loop is the eibach shock absorbers the rear ones have the mounting plate for which appears to be for the rear springs....so im guessing the eibach ones are for a complete setup or conversion or something or maybe stock springs i dont know....and the eibach front shock absorbers dont have the steel plate welded to them like the monroe versions for the front that i linked earlier but hey 220 dollars approx for monroe parts will hold me up for the time being in preparation for any major upgrades i want to do .........to include suspension or whatever
You are aware that was probably just a generic stock photo?
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