Eibach Sportlines vs. H&R Sport Springs
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ryan218
In just 10 years, I'll be old enough to drive!!!!
What Maximum Motorsports spring will drop the car a similar amount to that of the other springs?
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I had eibach Sportlines. Liked the stance, hated the ride. Had Eibach Pros, loved the ride and handling, hated the stance. Now I have Steedas Sports designed to go with my Bilstiens and love the stance/ride 
I had eibach Sportlines. Liked the stance, hated the ride. Had Eibach Pros, loved the ride and handling, hated the stance. Now I have Steedas Sports designed to go with my Bilstiens and love the stance/ride
What didn't you like about the ride with the sportlines?
Car was harsh and choppy. There were roads I would have to avoid because the car was down right punishing. I gave them to my friend and he put them in his 03GT and its a tad better but the car weighs more
BTW, I forgot my 89GT had H&R springs on it with Tokico blues. All other suspension components were stock and I was on 215 tires on 15" wheels
But the car was the quickest in its class 
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In just 10 years, I'll be old enough to drive!!!!
ryan218
In just 10 years, I'll be old enough to drive!!!!
auto cross is fun. after doing one race in my buddys car ive decided im taking the 5.0 out for a try with it. i know its going to be bad but i just want to go have some fun with it.
I seem to recall that Maximum Motorsports sell/use H&R springs so i'm not sure about a "MM brand" spring.
It's a tough call though, they're both excellent springs. I'd probably have to go with the cheaper priced of the two since they're both so good and they sit about the same.
It's a tough call though, they're both excellent springs. I'd probably have to go with the cheaper priced of the two since they're both so good and they sit about the same.
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