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91_4ourBanger

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does anyone have the eibach springs from eibach that are sold on 50resto.com? im thinking of picking some up to lower my car an inch or so.

 

Stinger

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I have the pro-kit...check my site for pics.

 

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91_4ourBanger

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i see where under your pictures of project "fourced" you say "This is how much better it looked after I installed the Eibach Progressive Rate Lowering Springs and Flowmaster Exhaust"

i thought those and the pro kit were different. either way, how do you like them, and where did you get them?

 

Stinger

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Well, they lowered it over 2" and are stiff as hell...not good for a daily drive IMO. I need to write down the part # and call Eibach to see what they really are.

Stinger

 

radartec

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I have the Eibach ProKit springs. It lowers a 2.3L by 1.2" in front and 1.0" in the rear.

 

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91_4ourBanger

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radartec said:

I have the Eibach ProKit springs. It lowers a 2.3L by 1.2" in front and 1.0" in the rear.

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i know that, but how is the ride.

 

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140cilx

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btw, I just put in some Ford Motorsport "C" springs in my LX. Only $139 from companies like Summit.
Looks great! Just finished last nite.
Seems like everyone w/ the Eibachs get's a little different results. That scared me away.

 

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quik87

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bbk springs are very nice...i have them on my car now. they are made for the 5.0's though. it might not lower enough sense there's not enough weight on the front...i'm thinking about cutting an 1" off them.

 

mr_woodster

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Did i mention i live down the street from Eibachs warehouse? ..and brothers performance...a little farther away, summit... Im thinking of droping my stang...though i like the "ready for a flood" look...i impress all my off road buddies when i can keep up with them!

 

radartec

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91_4ourBanger said:

i know that, but how is the ride.

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The ride is excellent for me. They are progressive rate springs where the stock ones were'nt so that made a big difference.

 

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ka0tyk

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I have the eibach prokit 5.0 springs on my car. lowering the car 1.5" is a load of crap. it went down almost a full 2"... both tires are tucked. at first I was like "whoaaa..." but now I kinda like it.

 

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91_4ourBanger

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wouldnt it not lower it as much since they were made for a heavier car?