EIBACH SPRING SAG

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PEWTERPONY

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Mar 12, 2004

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• Mar 12, 2004

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Well my car is in the shop as I write this, getting a prokit and tokico stocks and struts. I've been reading some pretty bad things about eibach. Evidently the car sags after a year and a half? Anyone with prokit have this problem. I didn't wana go real low and the H/Rs only dro pit another .25"

 

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03gtmustang

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Mar 12, 2004

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• Mar 12, 2004

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I haven't had my Pro Kit on for a year yet, but Ive only heard good things about them.

 

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CottonBurnerz

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Mar 12, 2004

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• Mar 12, 2004

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That's exactly what I'm going to get.. pro-kit + 5-way tokicos.. but now I'm leaning toward H&R more...

H&R drops lower than pro-kit.. but I don't know if either one will sag over time..

 

Red35th

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Mar 12, 2004

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• Mar 12, 2004

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A good third option is Ford Racing B springs. Only $140 and they actually lowered my car 1.5 inches in the front and an 1 inch in the rear.

But I have never heard a bad word uttered about Eibach

 

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kennym01

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• Mar 13, 2004

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Don't know what the deal is with eibach's getting a bad rap, but they are a quality spring. People have been using them on all kinds of cars for years with good results. Don't believe everything you hear from people who may not know what they're talking about...

 

PMP4.6

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Mar 13, 2004

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• Mar 13, 2004

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eibachs

I have the eibachs and Tokico 5 ways on my car now and have never had a problem. Actualy I just got another set because I switched my rear end out with a 2003 Cobra IRS rear and they take different rear springs.
I've always used eibachs and never had a problem.
Just my two cents.