I've finally saved up for a decent set of springs ($300) I'm looking at several diffrent kinds and was wondering if anyone would be so kind as to post pics for me, I'm looking at Eibach prokits, sportlines, H&R, or Sprint, any help would be appreciated

You want pics of the springs?
What there websites dont have any pics?

I havent found a single one that has pics on an eclipse

maybe this will help ???
http://www.2gnt.com/www/corbin/struts.html
do you want a write up, do you want to see what the spring looks like on the shock,spring itself? what?

they all look alike

cool, I needed that too, I just wanted to see some various springs on different DSMs to see the stance afterward, I'm a complete suspension Newbie, I saw one today on prokits tho and really liked it, just wanted to get some idea of what stance other springs gave

the pic in my sig is photoshopped but i have pics in the link. www.shuwa29.onlineshowoff.com has pics of me on sprint springs with kyb struts.
later

sweet, keep em comin, do you have a big prollem bottoming out?

Shawua will tell you but when Im riding in the car with him I never notice any bottoming out

unless you are going too fast and hit a pot hole, then you might, but other than that, no problems. over bridges other things like that, it just goes right over and no problem. the ride will be stiffer so you will feel alot more of the road. but no problems with bottoming out.
later

sportlines...
might have to do the right click trick..




Evan B
97 GS
Stamford CT
EvMan2345@aol.com

sweet, now just need a pic of prokits and H&R

i actually have pics of my car (same color as yours) lowered with stock rims (like yours) before i put my rims on- with sportlines as well... if you want those reply and ill put them up

Evan B
97 GS
Stamford CT
EvMan2345@aol.com

H&R Sport Springs

dude, check out RRE's website... they got pics comparing stock, eibach prokits, and eibach sportlines. all on the same car (an eclipse) taken in the same location an camera angle and whatnot. hold on lemme find the address....

www.roadraceengineering.com/eclsuspension.htm

oh i just looked at the pics an the sportline pic is w/ a different eclipse. but still same location an stuff. good pics for comparison. i highly recommend buying from them too. great customer service and they really know their shit. they specialize in our cars.

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Edit: Car sits a little lower now that I'm on the 97+ GS 16's.

schweet, guy's you've been great, right now I've narrowed the search down to 2, I like the H&R and the Eibach sportlines, anyone know which is better? or is it a matter of preference?

oh and EvMan, that would be greatly appreciated bro, I'd like to see it

get ground controls. You will thank me later. I personally thought sportlines were too low. Sold them, now I wish I was just slightly lower. I have a pro kit. I would get GC's if I could go back, to give me adjustability to choose a ride height.

Where can I get those at a decent price?

well, thanks to EvMan I'm goin with tha sportlines, thanks everybody!

go here.. there are a bunch of pics of my car dropped on prokits and illumnias.. from when i was with stock rims to when i got my talon rims...

http://66.25.58.203/PhotoAlbum/Cars/Jason/pictures/Exterior.htm

H&R sports. Ride is excellent, cornering is good. IMO, a harder strut will compliment these springs perfectly. The ride is just a *hair* soft, mostly when cornering. An adjustable strut would be a perfect match.

sweet, I just made a deal with a guy for some team dynamics 18x7's, I think I'm gonna go with the prokits, too scared to go anything more than those

here is a pic of mine dropped of Progress Springs they were only $130 and so far i like them pretty good they dropped my car about 1.5 all the way around i have a two finger gap between the tires and the fender