View Poll Results: Eibach Sport line Vs. Pro kit
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Eibach Sport line Vs. Pro kit
09-23-2013, 09:41 AM
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I like the Pro-Kit springs, particularly in snow country (I live in Colorado), but I've recently removed my Pro-Kit springs and don't plan to use them any more.
If you want a used set cheap, I'll sell them for very reasonable dollars. I just want to get rid of them.
BTW, I also have multiple sets of Eiback coilover springs in various weights -- and a "Ground Control" coilover set with custome made B&C camber plates mounted over Koni adjustable strut cartridges and rear Koni adjustable shocks -- which I'll part with...
Scott
If you want a used set cheap, I'll sell them for very reasonable dollars. I just want to get rid of them.
BTW, I also have multiple sets of Eiback coilover springs in various weights -- and a "Ground Control" coilover set with custome made B&C camber plates mounted over Koni adjustable strut cartridges and rear Koni adjustable shocks -- which I'll part with...
Scott
09-23-2013, 10:24 AM
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Originally Posted by Smithkid21
Sounds like a simply case of not researching before buying.
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09-23-2013, 01:03 PM
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Well yea. Their site is gonna try and sell their product to you. But if you would've spent even ten minutes on here, you would've found that the kit doesn't lower the car a whole lot (if at all). And the performance aspect of it is sub-par.
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