Eibach springs?!?!?!

[Striped97]

I have a 97 cobra and was wanting to put some springs and shocks on soon. It has 95,000 miles on it and was wondering if buying a used eibach pro-kit spring set would be good or not. The guy is not sure how many miles are on them already but would there be any cons to buying a set of pro-kits for $100? thanks

 

[Malevolyn]

I'd go with a new set, personally. You never really know what you're buying.

 

[back_in_black]

I'd go with a new set, personally. You never really know what you're buying.

I agree

 

[PEWTERPONY]

I bought my Pro Kit new and love em. Paid 220 or somthing like that. Stay away from the sportlines. They are sagging after less than a years use

 

[mity2]

I'd rather go with FRPP C springs.have yet to hear any story about them sagging. And C spring is much cheaper then Eibach.
Being 95000miles, I would be sure to get new shocks/struts tho

 

[Striped97]

alright so go ahead with a new kit of pro-springs is what your saying. I like the c-springs too but they just dont lower it enough without cutting a little off. I do plan on getting some new shocks/struts too or else my ride would be even way worse than it is now. not sure what combo yet but i'm thinkin tokico or somethin to the sort and suggestions?

 

[merc123]

Happy with my pro-kit.

 

[reeber]

happy with my pro-kit as well... very happy...

 

[Malevolyn]

You can get some H&Rs that're as low as the Sportlines.

 

[OUR01GT]

Another vote for FRPP springs!

 

[tomustang]

buying used springs (especially eibachs) is a bad idea

 

[CRZYHRSGT]

Another happy Eibach Pro vote...