eibach springs
#1
eibach springs
is there anything need besides the springs and an alignment to make these work on stock suspension just goin for a lower but still daily driven ride height with some modest performance gains.
#2
Former Moderator
If you buy the springs new or if they have been sitting without weight on them for more than a month, you need to let them settle for a couple hundred miles of mixed driving (ie, not all on nice smooth interstate highway). Once they have settled, then you can get the alignment.
FYI...the car may handle like crap for those first couple hundred miles while the springs are settling.
FYI...the car may handle like crap for those first couple hundred miles while the springs are settling.
#4
Former Moderator
Your car may start to get a vibration at the rear, especially when accelerating while turning (like an on ramp). If that happens you have a couple of choices:
1) Install 2-piece axle spacers. They are relatively easy to install, but will cost $150-200.
2) Swap the inner CV buckets from passenger to driver side and vis versa. That is free if you can do the work yourself, but does take more time.
1) Install 2-piece axle spacers. They are relatively easy to install, but will cost $150-200.
2) Swap the inner CV buckets from passenger to driver side and vis versa. That is free if you can do the work yourself, but does take more time.
#6
Former Moderator
Take a look at the sponsors...I think most folks go with the T1R 2-piece spacers. A&J Racing and possibly Evasive carry them.
To understand what swapping buckets will do is a long explanation. If you are really curious, read a few pages of the following:
https://www.s2ki.com/forums/index.php?showtopic=490050
Bottom line, it will fix the problem permanently so long as you don't change the ride height again. But the same is true of the spacers.
To understand what swapping buckets will do is a long explanation. If you are really curious, read a few pages of the following:
https://www.s2ki.com/forums/index.php?showtopic=490050
Bottom line, it will fix the problem permanently so long as you don't change the ride height again. But the same is true of the spacers.
#7
ok i think im gonna go with the spacers ive been doin some research and some people say that the spacers weaken the driveshaft and others say it's a good fix so ile go with the two piece spacers and hopefully dont start getting gremlins in my suspension.
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#8
Registered User
i was going to do the spacers but then went through the install and everything turned out fine. eighty thousand miles when installed and no problems (eibach pro kit too)...