cutting springs
i just put in the eibach prokit and i want my front to be a bit lower. if i cut the front springs...would it still ride as it does now or similar or will there be a signafigance in the ride. basically will it get really really bad?
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by Mommy2savannah51405 »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">dont cut the springs!
it wont ride as nice either..your front is a bit higher becuz of the weight of the motor.</TD></TR></TABLE>
The front looks higher because the front wheel arch is higher then the rear thus making an illusion that the front is higher. This is normal on eibach as they're called the boat look. Neuspeed and such have lower heights for there fronts vs. rear.
it wont ride as nice either..your front is a bit higher becuz of the weight of the motor.</TD></TR></TABLE>
The front looks higher because the front wheel arch is higher then the rear thus making an illusion that the front is higher. This is normal on eibach as they're called the boat look. Neuspeed and such have lower heights for there fronts vs. rear.
you should wait for a period of time for the springs to settle in your car, about 1k miles IIRC. Then after, you can decide whether their meet your expectations or not.
Do NOT cut the spring, thats not just ghetto, but by doing so you'll mess w/ the specs of the coils, messing w/ the car stability, ride quality and handling.
Do NOT cut the spring, thats not just ghetto, but by doing so you'll mess w/ the specs of the coils, messing w/ the car stability, ride quality and handling.
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