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Old 04-30-2002, 08:45 AM
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Eibach pro kit + acura integra = uneveness?

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I am planning to lower my car using the eibach pro kit and the koni sports but ive heard from many people that say that these springs tend to lower the rear more then the front or that they sag and create an uneven ride. Can anybody comment on this? I am going to be putting these parts into my 2000 acura integra GS

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Old 05-02-2002, 07:12 AM
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DO NOT GET THE PRO-KIT! I had them on my car for about 3 months until they drove me crazy because the front sat up much higher than the rear. I just had to go with ground control coilovers so i could put it exactly where i wanted it. If I were you, i would spend the little bit of extra money and go with Ground Control. I have had them for a year and they are great. And, believe me...there is nothing worse than an unevenly lowered car
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BIG QUESTON...

Can you put Ground Control Coilovers on KYB AGX struts...?? i NEED TO KNOW ASAP..... will i be able to drop it past 2 inches... let me knwo... thanks.. chris..
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Doesn't ground control use Eibach springs?
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Old 05-19-2003, 05:33 AM
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anyone else had any horror stories with the Pro Kit from eibach?
It was wierd i was just looking into this kit for my car. :/
What are some good alternatives to the pro kit?
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Old 05-21-2003, 09:30 PM
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If you want just springs, then I would also check out H&R sport springs. I dont personally own any springs or tuned suspension yet, but they seem to get alot of good reviews. They are also cheaper than the Eibach pros. I still havnt decided which of those two to go with, but it will most likely be the H&r's. Deffinitly worth a look.
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Old 05-21-2003, 09:59 PM
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tire rack sells h&r springs and eibach springs...i always assumed the eibach builds them both....i was thining about h&r....


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