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Topic subjecteibach sportlines
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20708, eibach sportlines
Posted by 98talonESi, Oct-26-03 12:55 PM
Hey guys, just bought a set of Tokico Illumina adjustable shocks. i was wondering if you think eibach sportlines will match up well with that setup. Also, do you think that maybe i should go with the prokit's if i dont want to be scraping my front bumper all the time, or will it not be as bad as i think. thanks for any input.
-98talonESi
20709, RE: eibach sportlines
Posted by eclipse_99rs, Oct-26-03 01:20 PM
i have the sport lines they will match up good. About the scraping everywhere, well it will happen but you will figure out quick what you can and cant go over or through. ive had mine on for over a year, I lived in New hampshire the pothole capitol of the world and now in florida. Go for it.
20711, RE: eibach sportlines
Posted by eclipse_gs_1512, Oct-26-03 02:49 PM
i had sportlines....got rid of them after 5 months. i think that's all i need to say about them. I like the prokits much better.
20712, RE: eibach sportlines
Posted by Diceman19, Oct-26-03 03:49 PM
i love my sportlines. i am on stock shocks though so i cant say if your strut/spring combo is good. everyone has their own opinions of different parts. :shrug
20740, RE: eibach sportlines
Posted by 98talonESi, Oct-28-03 04:13 AM
hey eclipse gs, any additional input for me as to why you like the prokits better? any help would be great, i want to make the right decision, although im leaning towards the sportlines right now. Is the drivability that much better, or do you just like them. Also, any other help from you guys would be great, feel free to post what you think about them. Also, would i need a camber kit, i thought with the eibachs you really didnt need one, i think i remember reading that somehwere. Thanks,
-98talonESi
20748, RE: eibach sportlines
Posted by eclipse_gs_1512, Oct-28-03 09:06 AM
it's def. a more comfortable ride! and the difference in the height the two sets finally settled at isn't that noticable. i rode around on prokits in the back and sportlines up front for a couple days....it was like night and day when i went over bumps.
20752, RE: eibach sportlines
Posted by 98talonESi, Oct-28-03 04:14 PM
well man, i've been thinking alot about it, im going with the pro-kits, just makes more sense to me. If i want more aggresive springs, i figure i can just sell them and try others. thanks for the help
-98talonESi
20754, RE: eibach sportlines
Posted by eclipse_gs_1512, Oct-28-03 04:49 PM
^^^sounds like a good plan. hope all goes well for ya:thumbsup