Lowering Springs
depnds how low ya wanna go i'm running eibach sportlines on my sportback and luv em... wish i could get down a little lower...
but u have to watch the front end i've rubbed my undertray and bumper a couple times pulling in or out of parking lots
but u have to watch the front end i've rubbed my undertray and bumper a couple times pulling in or out of parking lots
the ride on the sportlines are great, after my alignment everything was within oem spec except the rear camber which is out to 1.7 degree's...
you can probably find some pics of guys with different spring setups on here but i've been meaning to throw some pics in the show and shine section for awhile so maybe i'll do that
you can probably find some pics of guys with different spring setups on here but i've been meaning to throw some pics in the show and shine section for awhile so maybe i'll do that
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Everyone seems to say that the pro-kits are the best. I guess I'll go with these. I have tein s techs but I think they're too low for the ralliart, so I'm trying to sell them but no one is biting haha.
Im interested in the Tiens. However, I have a question. Do you need the Whiteline camber adjustment kit for them when you put them on? Or, Can you put them on and go back to spec alignment with no additional parts? Also, how much did you want for yours?
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Selling them 175, and I think you might need the whiteline camber kit
swift just came out with springs and mine shipped today, sooooo.... hopefully they will be here by friday and ill have em done over weekend. Tho i here eibach are good i here alot of good things about swift. Give em a look as they just came out
+1 for swift. victory by design