Eibach Pro Street Coilover Kit

mustangman7989

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Here is a website that offers them for Mustangs.

http://eibach.drivewire.com/EibachCatalog/Ford/Mustang/Suspension/Pro-Street-Coilovers.html

Has anyone heard of them? Are they any good? What else do I need to buy if I have a complete stock suspension? I don't autocross and rarely go to the track. I want a lowered look but also want my car to handle the corners real well and don't want to lose ride quality. Any other suggestions on suspension kits under $1100 or so that will do what I want it to do?? Thanks in advance for the help

 

1fast03pony

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i run the griggs gr40 coilover conversion for the front, i didntbother with the back- im just runnin reg. griggs springs back there.

www.griggsracing.com

handles great but ride quality is a little harsher though. i blame the camber plates and the stiff setting of my konis.

check out my garage or my cardomain link in my sig to see what a moderate drop looks like. you can adjust the ride height and slam it if you want to with the griggs kit.

 

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They are fairly new. But considering Eibach's quality, I bet they rock ... especially at that price.

 

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Hoppy

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Can you choose your spring rate or is it a "one-rate-fits-all" deal?

 

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t232

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Thanks for posting this link, the price on this is awesome.
Question for those who know, why does this specify "coupe" when the coil-overs are adjustable?
I have a convertible but would like to use this kit.
Thank you.

 

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lcpjunior

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Eibach Pro-Street Coilovers

Here's an interesting article:

http://mustang50magazine.com/techarticles/138_0408_fox_suspension/index5.html

Also, check out the non-adjustable H&R Cup Kit at tirerack.com.
The amount of lowering with these is over 2"; a little too much
for me.

 

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Figment

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thats the first time ive seen the kit forsale, no one else has the kit listed yet.ive been waiting to lower my gt to see how much they were going to run

 

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DarkKnight01GT

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Is it me or does that price look too good to be true?

 

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Figment

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DarkKnight01GT said:

Is it me or does that price look too good to be true?

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that was my thought, not only that, how do they have the kit, yet know one else does?

 

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lcpjunior

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These guys also have them for $1,159.95 + 27.95!

http://www.lmperformance.com/4629/50.html

 

Qrazy02GT

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DarkKnight01GT said:

Is it me or does that price look too good to be true?

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Trust me, if you can get it for that price do it....That is a very cheap price for that!