Eibachs website states that you can retain your stock shocks/struts but I wanted to make sure that this will be safe before I get them installed. I have an 06 ss/sc with 80k miles

Thanks

 

There's no reason why you can't retain the stock struts/shocks, but it would be a good idea to upgrade them at the same time you're doing the springs.

 

I have the eibach prokit on my ss/na/sport shocks/sturts. Been around there about 30k now and still going strong despite a lot of backroading and harduse. So id say your fine. though your at 80k so replacing the shocks/struts with 08-10 SS LNF assemblies would also be a good idea if your shocks/struts are the from the factory ones.

 

Yeah they are the factory ones. I don't want to put the lnf suspension on unless it is completely necessary. If the stock suspension will work ill just stick with that. Thanks for the input.

 

No problem im at almost 50k on my car and everythings working nicely.

 

I just did springs and retained the original shocks/struts and everything is A-OK. 38K miles on 'er. Even though, since you're at 80K, you might wanna think about replacing your shocks/struts soon. 100K is the recommended replacement point.

 

ull be fine but the shocks and struts will just take a **** faster

 

I have a set on stock struts/shocks and they work like a champ. Nice handling, nice ride (a bit stiffer over the bumps), reasonable ride heighth...

I have Ground Control coilover kits, Eibach springs, Koni adjustables front and rear, and camber plates for autocrossing, I re-install my Pro-Kits each winter.

Scott