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05-13-2003, 09:17 AM
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Join Date: Apr 2002
Location: VANCOUVER,CANADA
Posts: 43
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Eibach Springs Installed
I had a set of Eibach springs installed last friday in my 96 GT rag top. I did not end up needing any camber plates. They got it aligned to spec with no problem for an 1.5" drop.
The car looks and rides great. I did it for looks mostly but the biggest benifit is how the car feels to drive. Not too rough, actually hardly noticable, just more firm. The car bottoms out less in the back now than before (over the axle). Just have to be careful when backing into parking spots with curbs, could crunch those tail pipes. Cost was $510 CND plus tax installed. I also had a tie rod end replaced which really improved handling. That was $106 installed. The car being lowered sure addes a coolness factor. |
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