springs?

[35thstang99]

i was lookin around and i came across these, it says that they are made by eibach for cjpony parts..what do you all think

http://www.parts123.com/parts123/yb...~S28T13TTKN67189228516e~Z5Z5Z5~Z5Z5Z50000016d

 

[Torchred35th]

The pro kit is a nice sporty look at a nice lowered height for daily driving. I have the sportlines which are a little lower stance. Some people might think they are too low for daily driving, but the stance is mean.

 

[35thstang99]

how much did it lower your car...my car isnt my daily driver

 

[Torchred35th]

The sportlines lowered it about 2 1/4". They will lower it anywhere between 1.7-2.3".

 

[Torchred35th]

They are comparable to the H&R Supersports as well.....

 

[35thstang99]

is it worth it to get the sportlines? pros and cons?

 

[Torchred35th]

Yeah imo, especially if you're not daily driving your car on our pothole roads. The ride is slightly stiffer, but way better than stock, and the stance is mean especially with some thick tires.

http://s143.photobucket.com/albums/r159/torchred35th/?action=view&current=desktop1.jpg

If you're going with the sportlines i would pick up some 4 bolt caster/camber plates (i have maximum motorsport ones.)MM plates double the range of motion available for camber adjustment compared to stock. Are you planning on doing shocks/struts? I upgraded to the stock Mach 1 Tokico shocks/struts which are fairly cheap priced.

 

[35thstang99]

your car looks good..do you ever bottom out?

yea i have tockio hds will they be able to handle the stiffness of the sportlines

 

[BlkY2k]

Check out upr they were having a sale on the pro kits, $139 I believe.

 

[35thstang99]

will do thanks..kinda leaning towards the the sportlines im not really sure yet

 

[mineralgrey01gt]

im taking my sportlines off for some H&R SS springs. I much rather the ride height of them over the sportlines

 

[35thstang99]

mineralgray...whats the difference between rides hieghts...do you not like your sportlines