Lowering springs

[Rihavens]

Does anyone have any information on these Lowering springs? I need to get some suspension damage fixed, and I was thinking I ask them to install the fronts and I will put in the back before I show up. It will need an alignment either way, why not kill two birds?

[mschiavoni]

thats something i actually want lol

[Matemorh]

(11-22-2010 11:43 PM)Rihavens Wrote:  Does anyone have any information on these Lowering springs? I need to get some suspension damage fixed, and I was thinking I ask them to install the fronts and I will put in the back before I show up. It will need an alignment either way, why not kill two birds?

Check for Eibach spring on amazone or KFX!

[Rihavens]

(11-23-2010 03:21 PM)Matemorh Wrote:  Check for Eibach spring on amazone or KFX!

Did you put your springs in yourself or have it done? Do you notice wheel rubbing at all? If not do you have regular sized tires? How much rougher is the ride?

[joesforte]

I have eibach springs all around and I love it. It is my first lowered car so I had to learn to drive and not scrape but otherwise the ride is much better.

[Matemorh]

(11-24-2010 03:39 AM)Rihavens Wrote:  Did you put your springs in yourself or have it done? Do you notice wheel rubbing at all? If not do you have regular sized tires? How much rougher is the ride?

MaxD on the other forum did it with me. If you're a bit mechanicaly incline you can do it! No rubbing at all with stock tire size. You got to be more carefull while driving a lowered car.
Handling and look are better

[Rihavens]

Thanks!