I called over a month ago, they told me to PM the threads (to a member here that is with Eibach) where there are users with sportlines having sagging issues, the member is http://eleanor.pro3i.com/member.php?u=9167602GTRX said:
She has not contacted me back.
Good job on creating this thread. I'm another member with sagging Sportlines. They slightly cut up my tire in the rear and make my car look like a baja truck. Well, i think its time we either all PM that member or call Eibach and tell them that if they don't do something about it, we will inform the Mustang community on the forums (SN, SVTP, Ford Power, etc) about our experience with Eibach and recommend a partial boycott of their parts.
lol i already tried to start a thread like this about 4 months back, but no one really liked the idea of me hatin' on Eibach.
One of my $320 tires in the rear got shredded up and cut up so deep, that it was unsafe to drive on. (after only 300 miles on the tires
Tip: roll the fenders if you have wide tires in back and are lowered because sooner or later it will happen to you!
Hey HoustonGT, do i get to be member #2?
One of my $320 tires in the rear got shredded up and cut up so deep, that it was unsafe to drive on. (after only 300 miles on the tires
Tip: roll the fenders if you have wide tires in back and are lowered because sooner or later it will happen to you!
Hey HoustonGT, do i get to be member #2?
look at the tire - fender gap in the back compared to the front.RNstanger said:
sometimes i notice that the front end of my car is slammed in comparison to the rear, and other times i find that the rear has alot less gap than the front. Sometimes even notice side to side height differences on perfectly level ground. i think i'll steer clear of eibach sportlines next time around.