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08-15-2000, 05:47 PM
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For the C springs you have to cut one turn off the rear ones to get the car level. A lot of places sell them pre-cut.
I have the Steeda Sport springs. Lowers the car about 1.25 inches, and has good ride quality over all but the roughest roads. Haven't heard any real complaints or real complements from people with the Eibachs, so I guess they are pretty good also. |
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