Eibach Releasing 'Pro-Steet' Product Line: 4-6 Weeks

cracula69

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I just heard that Eibach will release a brand new product line of coil-over kits specifically designed for our Mustangs in 4-6 weeks. I've heard prices in the $1,500 range for a complete kit which includes everything (except tools) required for a complete installation. I'm considering getting a set & will let you all know how it performs if I do.

Dave

 

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CottonBurnerz

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cool.. but that's a lot of dough for my daily driver =\

If I were to get one.. it would be the MM ones..

 

cracula69

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Yeah I'm thinking its plenty of cash too. Hopefully prices will be a bit more reasonable.... I've check into MM & they make some great stuff- actually I was considering their stuff but havent committed to either just yet (will be one or the other).

 

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That's about the same cost as the MM kits w/Bilsteins.

 

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MustangLife

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Thats outrageous. Just get x2c coilover kits and be done with it. I think you can get the front and rears for like $400. Does eibach kit come with struts and shocks too.

Josh

 

wms004

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MustangLife said:

Thats outrageous. Just get x2c coilover kits and be done with it. I think you can get the front and rears for like $400. Does eibach kit come with struts and shocks too.

Josh

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I heard negative feedback about the X2c coilovers.. anyone have good experiences?

 

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I saw the pics. It does look nice, and I'm sure it handles good, since matching springsand shock/struts, and look good, and stuff, but for 1500Dollars, I don't know.....
You can get sportline for $200, Bilstein shock/struts for $500, C/C plate for $150. total of $850. You still have enough money left for Mac upper/lower control arm($225 from partsshoppers.com), and still have enough money left for BBK long tube...

 

cracula69

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Sooner or later you will have pretty much covered the typical bolt-ons & will look to improve your car. That is kindof where I'm at now. Certainly not saying that it's not expensive but your car will ride so much better than any regular coil spring combo you could setup. MM makes great stuff & so does Eibach. The quote I mentioned earlier includes everything shipped to your door. Again this will transform your stock (or lowered w/ rock hard suspension) stang to that of exotic sports cars (and another level of being broke too!). My .02.

Dave

 

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I agree Cracula, and there is something to be said for a SYSTEM that is engineered to work together as a complete package, rather than piece meal. I too am waiting for the Eibach kit, and if you are interested the part number will be 3510.710

Can't wait....Adjustable ride height here I come

 

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the manufacturers list price for new items is almost always a lot more than the street price (ie internet, mail order pricing)