eibach pro kit
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The rear springs are the ones that have the most progressive rate. They will have the coils closer together on the top I believe. The front has a more linear rate. Not sure about part numbers though.
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what size rims are you on? I am thinking about pro kit for my 94 LS with new 16s with 205/50s. I need to close the gap, but don't want to slam it. I was thinnking about neuspeed sofsport, but don't know if that will be enough, only .75" drop.
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Originally Posted by nbuehler
what size rims are you on? I am thinking about pro kit for my 94 LS with new 16s with 205/50s. I need to close the gap, but don't want to slam it. I was thinnking about neuspeed sofsport, but don't know if that will be enough, only .75" drop.
Originally Posted by gumbylude
i just got some eibach pro kit springs for my 98 gsr, which springs are for the front? is it the xxxx.001 that go in the front and the other in the rear?
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Originally Posted by nbuehler
what size rims are you on? I am thinking about pro kit for my 94 LS with new 16s with 205/50s. I need to close the gap, but don't want to slam it. I was thinnking about neuspeed sofsport, but don't know if that will be enough, only .75" drop.