My car is way to low! It scrubs over everything, the bumper hits the ground when Im goign on my rough arse road lol. Well I picked up my stock springs today and wonder how I can install them....If someone can do the work for me I will give you my Gold Line Coils for the job...and lunch lol I am located in NC...Any How Tos?

wow

yeh its the 2 inch lowering kit...it wouldnt be so bad if i wasnt at school all the time with speed bumps every 2 feet lol..here are the springs if anyone wants um for 75 + shipping

http://www.racepages.com/brands/buy.php?part_name=coil_springs&brand=goldline&make=mitsubishi&model=eclipse&year=1995

What part of NC are you from?

near charlotte...

you drive to pa ill do it

just do it yourself, the process is quite simple, just takes time.

96 rs-t that is the ugliest car i have ever seen, it looks old, its a van, and the white paint job looks like it has seen better days. That green eclipse next to it though is Siiiiiiiiick. :thumbsup

get a chin spoiler then talk about low...but yeah, any parts store will have the spring compressors that you'll need to get the sprins on and off the struts. but yeah, just takes some time. i know there's a right up here some where. i know i posted pics before so search my name for the post.

later

Various Links of suspension installs from vfaq.com

http://www.planetstoli.com/tokicoInstall/index.htm
http://www.vfaq.com/mods/GCkit-2G.html

This should give you a good idea of out the install is. Other than sockets and wrenches you must get a spring compressor in order to install the oem springs.

I used Corbin's install guide. It's somewhere on this site.

Edit: Get the Teins. They only drop 1.3. Much better than someone sleeping in your wheelgap with stockers.

Ground control coilovers let you adjust, and pretty cheap.

Originally posted by dsmmyth
I used Corbin's install guide. It's somewhere on this site. Edit: Get the Teins. They only drop 1.3. Much better than someone sleeping in your wheelgap with stockers.

Ditto

The job is fairly straight forward. I just did mine not to long ago with the teins, urethane bushing kit and tokico Illumina. Just make sure to take a look at the R and the F for front and rear on your springs. My roomie initially put mine in the opposite way :wallbash: We spent about a day doing it, in between classes.

Autozone will have any tools you need.