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Old 11-26-2007, 09:09 AM   #1 (permalink)
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For Chanukkah I'm getting a large present.

1 Big Gift > 8 smaller gifts.

I'm looking at the Eibach Sportline Springs and have a question:

Will I need anything else to go with them?
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A camber kit
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Old 11-26-2007, 09:19 AM   #3 (permalink)
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A camber kit
Any reccomendation on a particular brand?
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I have the SPC kit, Skunk2 makes a kit but I believe some people complained that there squeaked. I would go with whichever is less expensive.

Oh yeah, and don't forget to get an alignment.
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I have the SPC kit, Skunk2 makes a kit but I believe some people complained that there squeaked. I would go with whichever is less expensive.

Oh yeah, and don't forget to get an alignment.
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Old 11-26-2007, 09:34 AM   #6 (permalink)
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I don't know if my skunk2 camber arms are the one that got updated but they never squeak. Skunk2 fixed the problem already so you have nothing to worry about.
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1 Big Gift > 8 smaller gifts.

I'm looking at the Eibach Sportline Springs and have a question:

Will I need anything else to go with them?
Looks like Hannukah Harry is going to be good to you this year...

I am only going to be getting Hannukah gelt and latke boxes...

BTW, Sportlines are the way to go. I got a ride in Sherpa's Comptech S/C Habi FG2 and he had a 2" drop on Sportlines. The car rode smoother than my stock FA5 and the handling was crazy good around the turns. Great choice!



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My Skunk 2 camber kits have never squeaked at all.
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Old 11-26-2007, 11:55 AM   #9 (permalink)
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Looks like Hannukah Harry is going to be good to you this year...

I am only going to be getting Hannukah gelt and latke boxes...

BTW, Sportlines are the way to go. I got a ride in Sherpa's Comptech S/C Habi FG2 and he had a 2" drop on Sportlines. The car rode smoother than my stock FA5 and the handling was crazy good around the turns. Great choice!




2" drop on sportlines, how did he accomplish that?
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2" drop on sportlines, how did he accomplish that?

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Eibach Sportlines //// 1.4" / 1.4” //// (P) 125-222 in. lbs / 131-262 in. lbs
^ Taken from the suspension sticky here in the forums... i was unaware, i thought it only dropped 1.4 all the way around
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To what ive read, once the springs settle the drop will be more than 1.4....
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