Eibach Sportline Springs
OKay, so these are Eibachs best. The drop is VERY low, just how I want the spring drop. But I'm afraid it's going to be too low. I believe it can be anywhere between a 2.5"-3" drop (correct me if you will) I also run on 205/40/17 and Ive viewed some posts where theres rubbing with spring drops that are that dern low. Sportline looks mad awesome though, looks as good as it performs I bet!
QUOTE (KayJai @ Aug 3 2005, 08:42 AM)
Yeah, they do make the Sportline for the Tibs.
Do they?
I thought they made the Sportline Springs for the GK only, not for the RD's.
Are you sure KayJay? I haven't seen them on any website yet, if you have one please post it (I am actually very happy with my H&R sport set, but I have been curious about this for a long time).
If you are dropping for performance, I would definatly stay away from the low, low, LOW spring setups like that. Too low changes your suspension and steering geometry in ways that would take several pages in a magazine to get across to you.
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with your wheels/tires.... anything lower that 2" is just asking for trouble, you might wanna take a look at other springs
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Eibach make very good stuff i have there anti-sway bars on my tibby omg what a diffrence it makes. my friend has Eibach spring on his tibby and they ride very well. Shit mine is so harsh if you open a cola and put it in the cup holder it goes flat in 10 mins ahhhhh



