i get can some brand new eibach springs for only around 50 dollars. should i jump on them? Or is there a better brand out there? And how much will it drop my car? Or do i drop it however low i want it? Thanks guys

 

tis a sweet deal indeed.

 

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Sportline or Pro-Kit ? Im assuming for the price they aren't new. Hopefully they're not too old and saggy, but for 50$ it's worth a try if you're in need of lowering springs.

 

I got a pair of used ones for like $100 a few months ago, I installed them and of course, they had only been on the guy's car for a little over a month before he sold the car...but anyhow, They actually felt a lot better than my stock springs - oh wait, that's because the stockers were 10 years old . Anyhow, they are great springs and even if they are a little old they should still have plenty of life. eibach makes some of the best springs out there, OEM, race, and aftermarket.

- Nathan

 

you are a fool if you dont buy them dude

 

i would recommend you get them, in my personal experience you get what you pay for as far as suspension and most other parts are concerned.