Installed Eibach Sportlines... wow

[Boss 351]

I had a 3 1/4" gap in the front and less in the rear After the springs, the look is amazing! Worth every penny, the ride is actually SMOOTHER than the stock springs, our roads are very bad here so I can test the ride quality. One of the best mods done to the car to date. No pics yet though... rain and slush until wednesday.

It took about 40 minutes to do the front springs. The rear is pretty easy to do. Anyone wondering about changing springs, DO IT!

 

[bottlfed92]

You damned Canucks!! What's up with posting a thread and not providing pics.....SHEESH!!!




~Jeff

 

[Boss 351]

yeah I want to take pics badly, I installed a new alum. rad, cold air, finished hiding all my engine bay wires and vacuums... but the damn snow won't leave me alone! SHould be nice in the middle of the week... also working on a black interior too

 

[85_SS_302_Coupe]

I love the looks of the Sportlines but you really can't run them with full lengths if you live anywhere near a speed bump.

 

[Boss 351]

I put shorty headers on with x-pipe, all nicely tucked up... my turndowns are at the diff so I don't think I'll have too many problems?

 

[genericstang]

i have sportlines with magnaflow x-pipe and it sits way too low for comfort. i gringe everytime i go over anything like a speed bump, railroad tracks, etc. because i dont know if i will scrape or not.

i love the look of it though, but would opt for something a little bit higher if i could do it again. i also wonder if there is a way to tuck the x-pipe a bit high, but it doesnt look possible from my point of view.