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06-30-2001, 09:27 AM
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Join Date: May 2001
Location: Austin, TX
Posts: 36
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Eibach Pro Kit is sold as a complete set and it lowers your car 1.5 inches. It is the best on the market. There is Eibach Sport line as well, which will lower your car 2 inches, but I have heard that it is a real crappy ride. Anyway, I am currently waiting for my car to get outta the shop with the Pro Kit installed. A little note: if you have a reputable shop put them in, they will not guarantee the work unless you put in aftermarket caster camber plates...Hotchkis is the best I hear so that is what I am installing. My girlfriend Jodi (RedLilPony) already has them...you should check out her car if ya wanna get an idea...!
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