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Join Date: Apr 2002
Location: VANCOUVER,CANADA
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![]() I want to take my 96 GT Conv into have a set of Eibach lowering springs intalled. I understand this will lower the car 1.5" I would like lower but this will do. Do I need the plates or not? One place I took the car says no i don't need them, another place says yes I do. They are fairly expensive here and are a make or break to doing it. I am also getting new tires and don't want to wear them out prematurely.
Does any one have theses springs with out plates? How are your tires? Thanks. |
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