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20789, need quick opinions
Posted by LeakyMitsu, Oct-30-03 03:56 AM
i bought some eibach prokits new for 150 at nopi a month ago, and when i got home i found out that they were for the awd. i have a friend that will trade me his gst prokits + 50 bucks for my prokits. the only thing is that his springs have been on his car for about 10k miles and its a spyder. would the weight difference or mileage hurt the springs any? should i get those from him or just buy new ones? thanks,
Brandon
20790, RE: need quick opinions
Posted by Nackers, Oct-30-03 05:23 AM
He wants your springs and 50 bucks??? I would personally goto dsmtrader and sell them and buy new ones but if you want to trade him they will work just the same (from spyder to coupe). The miles shouldn't make that big of a diffrence. If anything it may be better cause they are already worn in. I dunno, but personally I would sell the ones you have and buy new ones.
20797, RE: need quick opinions
Posted by eclipse_gs_1512, Oct-30-03 03:08 PM
i agree with nackers, sell your springs and buy some new ones
20798, RE: need quick opinions
Posted by Ozzmosis86, Oct-30-03 04:50 PM
Originally posted by LeakyMitsu
i bought some eibach prokits new for 150 at nopi a month ago, and when i got home i found out that they were for the awd. i have a friend that will trade me his gst prokits + 50 bucks for my prokits. the only thing is that his springs have been on his car for about 10k miles and its a spyder. would the weight difference or mileage hurt the springs any? should i get those from him or just buy new ones? thanks, Brandon


I think he was saying that his friend was going to give him his springs and $50, which if they would work on your car the same as on the spyder, why not? Why go out and pay more for new springs?

Andy