Eibach springs
I am going with the pro kit. C/C plates are about $180-250, if you want to go with the sportlines. I plan on installing my pro kit, it doesn't look too tough, as long as you have some help, it sounds alot better than paying around $200-300 bucks for install. There is a how-to section at mustangworld.com, and it gives you step by step instuctions with pictures of a guy installing steeda springs on his stang.
with that big a drop (sportlines), theres no way it can be aligned properlly without c/c plates. good rule of thumb= more than 1.5", you should get c/c plates, and shocks at least. you can also have clearance issues on speedbumps, steep inclines, etc... with more than a 1.5" drop. go with the pro kit.
I have the sportlines and it looks good, I havent had any problems with going over speedbumps or steep inclines but I tend to stay away from those to begin with. I would recommend get some C/C plates if you do lower your car a 1.5 drop or greater.
Chris
Chris
I have the front set of Eibach springs, but I have to wait until the guy I bought them from takes off the back. The springs are black and just say Eibach 90-10 or something like that. I don't know if they are Pro-Kit or sportlines.





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