Just changed from Eibachs and stock struts to H&R's and Tokico's....
Just changed from Eibachs and stock struts to H&R's and Tokico's....
All I can say is wow, what a differance. The car is a lot less harsh now over big bumps and still handles very well. I would like to thank every one on the board for their help on this decision. I am selling my 2003 SE springs and shocks if anyone is interested. Also I was wondering if the gap in the front will get smaller. Seems a little on the 4x4 side.
I say its ur stock struts couldnt handle the eibach. congrats on the install! good that u like it! HR has higher drop rate than that of the eibach. it will look a bit lowered after a week or so, after everything settles in.
Originally posted by [maxi-overdose]
I say its ur stock struts couldnt handle the eibach. congrats on the install! good that u like it! HR has higher drop rate than that of the eibach. it will look a bit lowered after a week or so, after everything settles in.
I say its ur stock struts couldnt handle the eibach. congrats on the install! good that u like it! HR has higher drop rate than that of the eibach. it will look a bit lowered after a week or so, after everything settles in.
bwalsh, as far as height goes...does the car look lower with H&Rs or eibachs?
Originally posted by Newman
H&Rs have a lower rate but in reality i dont think they do lower the car more then eibachs. right now i have H&Rs with stock struts but i want to be lower.
bwalsh, as far as height goes...does the car look lower with H&Rs or eibachs?
H&Rs have a lower rate but in reality i dont think they do lower the car more then eibachs. right now i have H&Rs with stock struts but i want to be lower.
bwalsh, as far as height goes...does the car look lower with H&Rs or eibachs?
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