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Eibach Pro-Kit here. Used the stock shocks for an additional 60k after the install, but now have Konis. The ride got soft with the stockers and I forgot how stiff the car used to feel. Much better now.
As for the ride height on my daily driver.......I don't think I'd want to go any lower than the Eibachs. It is bad enough having to deal with speed bumps and moderate driveway slopes that I can't see slamming it any lower.
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To AJ PwR, after touring the Eibach plant I am quite confident in their manufacturing process. Definitely a top class operation.
Originally Posted by S2K from 626,Jun 29 2006, 11:10 PM
How is the ride and handling on your car. I'm still debating... springs will save me $600 over megan coilovers.
The Pro Kit springs are progressive, so most of the time the ride isn't any harsher than stock. Of course larger bumps will hit harder because there is less suspension travel available, but you're going to have that no matter how you lower the car.
I run UK alignment and both grip and handling are on par with the stock suspension running the same alignment. I also have a KAAZ 1.5 LSD which makes sliding around and handling "at the edge" quite a bit more managable.
For me the Pro Kit is just a stopgap measure; When the stock shocks need to be replaced I'll probably go with a good set of coilovers. If you're replacing the stock shocks anyway the extra flexability is well worth the expense.
Eibach Pro-Kit here. Used the stock shocks for an additional 60k after the install, but now have Konis. The ride got soft with the stockers and I forgot how stiff the car used to feel. Much better now.
As for the ride height on my daily driver.......I don't think I'd want to go any lower than the Eibachs. It is bad enough having to deal with speed bumps and moderate driveway slopes that I can't see slamming it any lower.
AND
To AJ PwR, after touring the Eibach plant I am quite confident in their manufacturing process. Definitely a top class operation.
Do you have any other pictures with an upclose shot of the wheel gap? I'm leaning towards Eibach's now. It looks low enough but I just want to make sure.
Originally Posted by stooken,Jun 30 2006, 02:43 PM
Do you have any other pictures with an upclose shot of the wheel gap? I'm leaning towards Eibach's now. It looks low enough but I just want to make sure.
Give these a shot......
They leave about a 1.5 finger gap in the front, and slightly less than that in the back.