Lowering on Eibachs
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Originally Posted by leggy,Jan 13 2010, 06:28 PM
I've been considering lowering mine too.
Was thinking the skunk progressive springs and keep the rest stock. Has anyone got pictures of the BK coilovers fitted ie pictures before and after??? I'm keeping the stock 16" wheels too.
Where would be the best (and cheapest if poss) place to buy these from?
Leggy
Was thinking the skunk progressive springs and keep the rest stock. Has anyone got pictures of the BK coilovers fitted ie pictures before and after??? I'm keeping the stock 16" wheels too.
Where would be the best (and cheapest if poss) place to buy these from?
Leggy
Upto you though.
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Originally Posted by Irvatron,Jan 13 2010, 09:42 PM
I compell you not to get them, they lower too much and you wont be able to get the full range of adjustment thus effect the handling.
Upto you though.
Upto you though.
I'll NOT be getting them. Given I want to keep everything else stock whats the best springs to get for normal road driving?
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Theres a definitive springs thread on the yank side, it has pictures with the drops and spring rates - use it as a guide only 
The best seem to be RSR but very expensive, I'd say swifts, RSR, eibach, tein etc.
The best seem to be RSR but very expensive, I'd say swifts, RSR, eibach, tein etc.
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Originally Posted by Irvatron,Jan 13 2010, 10:51 PM
Theres a definitive springs thread on the yank side, it has pictures with the drops and spring rates - use it as a guide only
The best seem to be RSR but very expensive, I'd say swifts, RSR, eibach etc.
The best seem to be RSR but very expensive, I'd say swifts, RSR, eibach etc.
Thanks
Leggy
PS apologises Sean for spamming your post!