eibach sportlines just installed
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eibach sportlines just installed
yah i just got my eibach sportlines installed, it looks great and i have gotten quite a few complements. i kinda want more of a drop, so i was just wondering how much more i can expect them to drop once they settle in over the next few weeks. yah i realize im on stock shocks so i dont want too much of a drop, im not that much of a newb. thanks
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My Sportlines didnt really settle much either, I think the only thing that settled was the rubber spring isolators on top of the springs. When speaking to Eibach, they told me that the springs dont really settle much if any. Dunno.. I guess dont expect it to drop much more.
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Rep Power: 417 usually you'll notice it settle the most within the first 3 days. And ya this is the springs settling inside the bushings rather than the springs itself settling. Eibachs just dont drop that much. I wasnt happy when i got my neuspeed sports either. But with our stock suspension, thats the lowest i recommend. 2.25" drop is a little too low for full length shocks.
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Rep Power: 304 i have had sportline for 4 months now...and u will have 3fingers fronts and 2 fingers rear gap
O 1 more thing.....NEVER NEVER NEVER GO OVER BUMPS OVER 15MPH..other wise u will bottom out and will blow ur struts out very fast
O 1 more thing.....NEVER NEVER NEVER GO OVER BUMPS OVER 15MPH..other wise u will bottom out and will blow ur struts out very fast
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Rep Power: 453 yea after a week or so if you look at your car on each side you will noticed that some parts are lower than others, mine looks that way. I want lower, but my exhaust already has about 6'' of clearance before it smashes the ground.
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yah thats about what mine looks like. yesterday i noticed that my rear tires were startin to camber. i hope it doesn't get worse because i dont wanna get a camber kit.
yah thats about what mine looks like. yesterday i noticed that my rear tires were startin to camber. i hope it doesn't get worse because i dont wanna get a camber kit.
Just get one...it's $130 for the kit (roughly), and $80 for an alignment...or you COULD spend $300-$400 EVERY YEAR on tires...it's up to you. IMO
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Just get one...it's $130 for the kit (roughly), and $80 for an alignment...or you COULD spend $300-$400 EVERY YEAR on tires...it's up to you. IMO
Just get one...it's $130 for the kit (roughly), and $80 for an alignment...or you COULD spend $300-$400 EVERY YEAR on tires...it's up to you. IMO
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Just get one...it's $130 for the kit (roughly), and $80 for an alignment...or you COULD spend $300-$400 EVERY YEAR on tires...it's up to you. IMO
Just get one...it's $130 for the kit (roughly), and $80 for an alignment...or you COULD spend $300-$400 EVERY YEAR on tires...it's up to you. IMO
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