Eibach Prokit
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Joined: Apr 2006
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From: San Leandro, CA
RE: Eibach Prokit
I guess it all depends on where you live and what you will be using your car for. If all you want to do is lower your car (albeit with sagging rear springs like MY Pro-kit did....) then the Eibachs are fine. If you want an actual performance spring, H&R or Vogtland or Maximum Motorsports or Kenny Brown V6 springs will be better. If you want the happy medium, then get the Roush. I personally hate the way my Eibach rides. Too harsh around town, and too soft at speed. I am building my car more for road racing though and handling is VERY important to me. I just don't like the way the car rides and handles. I wish I had just gone with a coilover set-up from the beginning.....
And you can get the Roush springs from RoushPerformance.com.
And you can get the Roush springs from RoushPerformance.com.
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Joined: Oct 2006
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From: NJ
RE: Eibach Prokit
ORIGINAL: laserred38
I guess it all depends on where you live and what you will be using your car for. If all you want to do is lower your car (albeit with sagging rear springs like MY Pro-kit did....) then the Eibachs are fine. If you want an actual performance spring, H&R or Vogtland or Maximum Motorsports or Kenny Brown V6 springs will be better. If you want the happy medium, then get the Roush. I personally hate the way my Eibach rides. Too harsh around town, and too soft at speed. I am building my car more for road racing though and handling is VERY important to me. I just don't like the way the car rides and handles. I wish I had just gone with a coilover set-up from the beginning.....
And you can get the Roush springs from RoushPerformance.com.
I guess it all depends on where you live and what you will be using your car for. If all you want to do is lower your car (albeit with sagging rear springs like MY Pro-kit did....) then the Eibachs are fine. If you want an actual performance spring, H&R or Vogtland or Maximum Motorsports or Kenny Brown V6 springs will be better. If you want the happy medium, then get the Roush. I personally hate the way my Eibach rides. Too harsh around town, and too soft at speed. I am building my car more for road racing though and handling is VERY important to me. I just don't like the way the car rides and handles. I wish I had just gone with a coilover set-up from the beginning.....
And you can get the Roush springs from RoushPerformance.com.
thanks for the site!!
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