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11-04-2005, 04:39 PM
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Eibach Springs
I'm looking to do a nice clean drop (1-1.5). I don't want too much of a change in ride comfort. Is Eibach the way to go? I'm not looking to rattle my teeth by installing coil-overs. How much bumpier are eibach springs vs stock? Thanks for the help board
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11-04-2005, 06:04 PM
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I have an Eibach pro kit installed. and my squire Slade also has the same kit.
They are not too bumpy, actually Id say they are not bumpy at all but they do stiffen up the ride very nicely. it also depends greatly on what tires you run. soft all season tires will still have a stock feel to the car, but a set of hard sport tires will add a lot of bump to the ride. what kind of shocks are you gonna run.
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