Kaldar142

did you install them yourself?

RICVA05

Yes it was a real easy install. For the front struts you will need a spring compressor.

Kaldar142

alright, sounds good but uh whats a sping compressor? lol

RICVA05

http://www.napaonline.com/cgi-bin/nc...&usrcommgrpid=

DAVE05GT

You may want to have someone else do them for you this time, or least have a buddy help.

Kaldar142

alright so if i get a chin spoiler and the eibach pro kit lowering springs, how will my ground clearance be? (I dont wanna break my chin spoiler by going up a driveway or a speed bump or something)

RICVA05

With the non aggressive chin spoiler and the pro kit you are looking at around a 5 1/4" clearance on the front of the car. That is about the same clearance I have on the front of my car with the sportline springs. I have not scraped my front end yet but I am very careful with how I park and driveways that have a drop down concrete curbs then a hill up the driveway.

Kaldar142

alright, thanks for the help. lol i too am very careful with my car, ill always park allllllllll the way in the back of the parking lot where no one else is lol

andyman

man....now i can't decide!!!

I wanted to put a cdc chin spoiler on the front with lowering springs, but it might be too low for the speedbumps in my apartment complex. I think I should just save the money for the spoiler and get just the sportlines.

huh...now that i typed it out i think i will get the sportlines

RICVA05

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huh...now that i typed it out i think i will get the sportlines
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You would really be happy with the Sportline package I know I am . But if you go that route don't half a** it upgrade your Suspension. Maybe not all at once but in a timely manner. It will only improve the handling of the Eibach Sportline.