eibach pro-kit springs???
10-22-2002, 03:00 PM
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eibach pro-kit springs???
I have a question. The eibach prokit-springs only drop the car about 1.2 in the front and 1.0 in the rear. THis isnt really a drop im looking for but i still want something that will give me good handeling. Im possibly want a 1.7 drop in the front! What springs will give me this and still handle really good?????
10-22-2002, 03:14 PM
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The eibach sportline will give you that drop you're lookin for.
I think that the prokit drops more then it claims. Atleast it did for my 5th Gen. I'm getting the pro kit this spring....w/new shocks of course!
I think that the prokit drops more then it claims. Atleast it did for my 5th Gen. I'm getting the pro kit this spring....w/new shocks of course!
10-23-2002, 04:32 AM
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Ok, here is a picture of my car (the teal one) and WhiteRice's car (the red one). He has stock springs and I have the Eibach pro-kit.
I will tell you my opinion. The Pro-kit feels low. I wouldn't want to drop it any further. As it is now, I have to creep over most fairly large bumps. The place I work has those spikes that pop tires if you drive over them in the wrong direction, well, every day after work I drive over those things and I have to listen to them scrape along the bottom of my car.
Chris
I will tell you my opinion. The Pro-kit feels low. I wouldn't want to drop it any further. As it is now, I have to creep over most fairly large bumps. The place I work has those spikes that pop tires if you drive over them in the wrong direction, well, every day after work I drive over those things and I have to listen to them scrape along the bottom of my car.
Chris
10-23-2002, 08:49 AM
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thanx for the pic. I could see a difference. I own a hatch. My car is
low just like the teal one and my car is stock But the back is whats alittle high. I wanted to even it out. Do you like the pro kit by the way??
low just like the teal one and my car is stock But the back is whats alittle high. I wanted to even it out. Do you like the pro kit by the way??
Originally posted by crxrocks
Ok, here is a picture of my car (the teal one) and WhiteRice's car (the red one). He has stock springs and I have the Eibach pro-kit.
I will tell you my opinion. The Pro-kit feels low. I wouldn't want to drop it any further. As it is now, I have to creep over most fairly large bumps. The place I work has those spikes that pop tires if you drive over them in the wrong direction, well, every day after work I drive over those things and I have to listen to them scrape along the bottom of my car.
Chris
Ok, here is a picture of my car (the teal one) and WhiteRice's car (the red one). He has stock springs and I have the Eibach pro-kit.
I will tell you my opinion. The Pro-kit feels low. I wouldn't want to drop it any further. As it is now, I have to creep over most fairly large bumps. The place I work has those spikes that pop tires if you drive over them in the wrong direction, well, every day after work I drive over those things and I have to listen to them scrape along the bottom of my car.
Chris
10-23-2002, 09:34 AM
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Get the prokit. It perfect. If you go any lower you will want a camber kit also. I autocrossed w/ my prokit and used my car as a daily driver. Perfect drop to kill the wheel gap.
10-28-2002, 03:26 PM
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how low
hey crx how low is your car all around???
Originally posted by crxrocks
Yup, love the pro-kits. I have a camber kit, but it isn't required. I have a set of Tokico shocks just sitting in my garage waiting to go on.
Chris
Yup, love the pro-kits. I have a camber kit, but it isn't required. I have a set of Tokico shocks just sitting in my garage waiting to go on.
Chris