Should I do the whole package?
04-12-2006, 05:37 PM
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Should I do the whole package?
I'm going to install the Eibach Pro-kit springs, and I saw on their website the Pro-system has tuned struts and shocks specifically for those springs. Do you folks think it's worth the extra bucks ($300) to get this set-up? Do those of you who just put the springs in notice any lacking, that makes you wish you'd gotten this extra? Thanks again.
04-12-2006, 05:47 PM
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RE: Should I do the whole package?
i have no experience myself, but i have heard quite a few people commenting on how eibach lowering springs make their stock struts go to sh*t and that they need to get their struts also
04-12-2006, 06:42 PM
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RE: Should I do the whole package?
You will blow the stock shocks/struts on lowering springs at some point anyway and have to replace them...may as well get the new shocks/struts now and do the suspension all at once.
04-13-2006, 01:46 AM
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RE: Should I do the whole package?
ORIGINAL: 05 Cayuse
I'll probably SPRING for the whole kit.
I'll probably SPRING for the whole kit.
No pun intended?
Seriously, though, I've been wondering about this issue as well. I like the Pro-Kit's looks, but I wonder if it may cause more problems down the road.
"Down the road" -- there I go again! I better get back to correcting papers...
Tim
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