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View Poll Results: Your opinion on Eibach Lowering Springs!
I own the springs, and they are totally worth it.
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53.57%
I own the springs, and they were not worth the money.
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I don't own the springs, but I plan to buy them soon.
8
28.57%
I don't own the springs, and I don't plan to buy them.
5
17.86%
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Question for Eibach Spring Owners - Please take 1 min to answer!

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Old May 19, 2003 | 02:19 PM
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Default Question for Eibach Spring Owners - Please take 1 min to answer!

(Mods please delete the other version to this, I messed up on the poll, and it doesn't allow me to delete my threads)


I had a few questions as well as this poll for current owners of the springs.

1) Whats the weight difference?
2) Better ride quality?
3) Handle the same (if not, better or worse?)


Thanks!!

Also, everyone, please take a minute to answer the poll!
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Old May 19, 2003 | 02:27 PM
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Default Eibach's totally worth it and more

The Eibachs are the single best mod I have had done to "Marilyn." The greatly enhance the ride and the feathering that took place w/orig. tires/springs has been reduced by at least 300% if not more. The drop adds just the touch that sez this car has an attitude.
Just do it! Regards, Jim
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Old May 19, 2003 | 02:54 PM
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Default Re: Eibach's totally worth it and more

Originally posted by JimH
The Eibachs are the single best mod I have had done to "Marilyn." The greatly enhance the ride and the feathering that took place w/orig. tires/springs has been reduced by at least 300% if not more. The drop adds just the touch that sez this car has an attitude.
Just do it! Regards, Jim
agreed.. but you do have to change the way you drive when going over curb, and driveway. You have to drive more carefully, not straight on, but little side way when going up slope driveway. I find the hardway today
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Old May 19, 2003 | 06:23 PM
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Default Re: Question for Eibach Spring Owners - Please take 1 min to answer!

Originally posted by Ricky
I had a few questions as well as this poll for current owners of the springs.

1) Whats the weight difference?
2) Better ride quality?
3) Handle the same (if not, better or worse?)

1) Don't know, but by eye can't be much.

2) DEFINETLY. No bunny hop!

3) better, mostly noticed on corners.
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Old May 19, 2003 | 06:35 PM
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I had them on my Acura. 1 3/4 in front and 11/2 in back. I did it on stock shocks and it still felt amazing. High speed lane changes felt like a miata w/ 50/50 distribution...in a long *** and wide Acura Legend. Definately worth it...
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Old May 20, 2003 | 06:16 AM
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Ricky, you know this should be in Suspension.

Thread moved.
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Old May 20, 2003 | 08:41 PM
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weight difference? i have the eibachs on now and the box with my stocks weighs the exact same on the UPS scale as it did coming in.

ride quality did not change for me. it's still bouncy, i also have the JIC camber/traction rods. if i still hit a bumpy patch of road it still bounces more than any other car i've owned.

the car handles much better but i can't say how much with just the springs. i switched up to larger rubber/lighter rims all at the same time along with getting a better alignment. the car is a lot of fun to drive now and all it needs is shocks and a new set of sway bars to get rid of the rest of the body roll.
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Old May 23, 2003 | 02:44 PM
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Haha Jim, great minds think alike...I took my cars pic in front of Marilyn too.
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