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Exclamation Eibach Pro-Kit pics

Can anyone please post their pics of pro-kits on their civics. It would be very helpful to see what they look like on the car. Thanks
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heres mine with kyb agx struts and the eibach pro kit.. about a 2 finger gap all the way around..i'm happy.



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Did you put the springs on with the 1.8 inch lower in the frontand the 1.3 in the back? I thought this was how it worked, your car looks straight across.
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Do you have a system??? why is the back so low in the before pic???
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Did you put the springs on with the 1.8 inch lower in the frontand the 1.3 in the back? I thought this was how it worked, your car looks straight across.
the pro kit is 1.3" (or so) all the way around
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Do you have a system??? why is the back so low in the before pic???
yea, i do, and just in case you were wondering, the audiobahn ALUM15X is very heavy!

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What will the pro-kit look like with stock wheels, becaue this is how it will be for a while.
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bet it bumps tho

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yea, i do, and just in case you were wondering, the audiobahn ALUM15X is very heavy!

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What will the pro-kit look like with stock wheels, becaue this is how it will be for a while.

as long as you have the right size tires, the drop will be the same with stock or aftermarket wheels, once again, if the tire sizes are correct.. the sidewall will be larger to compensate for the smaller wheel diameter, thus keeping the spedometer the same and keeping the same overall diameter of the wheel/tire combo.
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bet it bumps tho

yes sir
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