Eibach Sportlines Springs
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Originally posted by 15sCivicRedline
I have these springs and I havent had any problems at all with them...i think they are some awesome springs. I barely have any wheel gap and its pretty even all around. If anything its lower in the front then the back
I have these springs and I havent had any problems at all with them...i think they are some awesome springs. I barely have any wheel gap and its pretty even all around. If anything its lower in the front then the back
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From: berkeley, ca --> la, ca representin' tha 510&626
u put the longer springs in the front right? make sure the strut assebly is reinstalled correctly at all 4 corners (ie the rubber spring isolater is in at the top, etc) and that the front shocks are seated all the way down in the fork (they only go in one way, its easy to put it in backwards and have it not sit all the way in)
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From: Hawaii
actually the longer springs are for the rear. you can tell which are the fronts by the thickness of the springs and also it says so on the springs. for the fronts it has the part number then F after it. and the rears have R after it.