Well after hours of cussing and some skin loss ive finally got them on. Took about 6 hours following the spring install web page and I'm really impressed with the my results.

Tokico Non-adjustable shocks and Eibach Pro Kit Springs-

Before
Front hieght- 6.75
Rear hieght- 11.5
Sides- 6.25
Wheel well gap- 3.25

After
Front hieght- 5.25 (-1.50)
Rear hieght- 10.5 (-1.0)
Sides- 5.25 (-1.0)
Wheel well gap- 2.0 (-1.25)

The installation had its moments but with alot of anger and a breaker bar anything is possible. The rear only took about 45 mins but the front is what kicked my booty. The car feels great now in the corners and the ride is a little stiffer but still nice...its pulling a little to the left but im hoping thatll be corrected when i get it aligned tomorrow. Sorry no pics!

Take care
Tony

wait a few days for the springs to set (sag in) then take it in for the alingment.

-K-

Cool deal man....I installed the same setup on my car. I used an impact wrench so it took me 3 hours total. And yeah, I'd drive it a couple days to let the springs settle and then get an allignment. Later.....

John
john99rs@hotmail.com
http://johnseclipse.homestead.com

http://www.cardomain.com/ride/3130861

hey john, did you notice the car pulling any to the left of right before you got it aligned...mine is pulling to the left just a little bit when i get on the throttle.

Thanks
Tony

Like the others said it's pulling mostly because it's misaligned

Skrilla
'97 Base Talon NA
"Technology is the Only Substitute for Displacment"
"Peace and Turbo Grease"

*Skrilla
"Honest officer, I thought you were trying to race me"
Talon: 1st 2.4L
'97 Prelude
'04 350Z

Originally posted by etx
Good luck man! Project 'STFU Brian your talon is dead meat' should be on it's feet soon!