Eibach Drops
05-22-2003, 03:53 PM
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Eibach Drops
Just found this on CarDomain.com. This guy actually thinks the Eibachs look good!
His ride looks STOCK!!
When will these people learn....it's Teins or nothing!
http://www.cardomain.com/member_page...224200&page=11
His ride looks STOCK!!
When will these people learn....it's Teins or nothing!
http://www.cardomain.com/member_page...224200&page=11
05-22-2003, 05:01 PM
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Re: Eibach Drops
Originally posted by ClassicDriver
Just found this on CarDomain.com. This guy actually thinks the Eibachs look good!
His ride looks STOCK!!
When will these people learn....it's Teins or nothing!
http://www.cardomain.com/member_page...00&page=11
Just found this on CarDomain.com. This guy actually thinks the Eibachs look good!
His ride looks STOCK!!
When will these people learn....it's Teins or nothing!
http://www.cardomain.com/member_page...00&page=11
ClassicDriver who asked you what you thought anyhow?? Yeah, I do think my Eibachs look good. I didn't want an agressive drop so they look exactly as "GOOD" as I want them to look. And please, don't refer to me as "this guy" or "these people" because "this guy" has be on "this site" helping and contributing to others for quite sometime now "newbie". And I learned to give my OPINION in a thread when asked for it, not start a new thread when no one has.
05-22-2003, 05:04 PM
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Re: Re: Eibach Drops
Originally posted by pmas76
ClassicDriver who asked you what you thought anyhow?? Yeah, I do think my Eibachs look good. I didn't want an agressive drop so they look exactly as "GOOD" as I want them to look. And please, don't refer to me as "this guy" or "these people" because "this guy" has be on "this site" helping and contributing to others for quite sometime now "newbie". And I learn to give my OPINION in a thread when asked for it, not start a new thread when no one asked for it.
ClassicDriver who asked you what you thought anyhow?? Yeah, I do think my Eibachs look good. I didn't want an agressive drop so they look exactly as "GOOD" as I want them to look. And please, don't refer to me as "this guy" or "these people" because "this guy" has be on "this site" helping and contributing to others for quite sometime now "newbie". And I learn to give my OPINION in a thread when asked for it, not start a new thread when no one asked for it.
GET EM!!!!!!!
05-22-2003, 05:12 PM
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Re: Eibach Drops
Originally posted by ClassicDriver
Just found this on CarDomain.com. This guy actually thinks the Eibachs look good!
His ride looks STOCK!!
When will these people learn....it's Teins or nothing!
http://www.cardomain.com/member_page...00&page=11
Just found this on CarDomain.com. This guy actually thinks the Eibachs look good!
His ride looks STOCK!!
When will these people learn....it's Teins or nothing!
http://www.cardomain.com/member_page...00&page=11
05-22-2003, 05:18 PM
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Re: Re: Eibach Drops
Originally posted by pmas76
ClassicDriver who asked you what you thought anyhow?? Yeah, I do think my Eibachs look good. I didn't want an agressive drop so they look exactly as "GOOD" as I want them to look. And please, don't refer to me as "this guy" or "these people" because "this guy" has be on "this site" helping and contributing to others for quite sometime now "newbie". And I learned to give my OPINION in a thread when asked for it, not start a new thread when no one has.
ClassicDriver who asked you what you thought anyhow?? Yeah, I do think my Eibachs look good. I didn't want an agressive drop so they look exactly as "GOOD" as I want them to look. And please, don't refer to me as "this guy" or "these people" because "this guy" has be on "this site" helping and contributing to others for quite sometime now "newbie". And I learned to give my OPINION in a thread when asked for it, not start a new thread when no one has.
Imagine! we were newbies once, hopefully not THAT ignorant though. Your ride is sweet pmas!
05-22-2003, 05:53 PM
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Re: Eibach Drops
Originally posted by ClassicDriver
Just found this on CarDomain.com. This guy actually thinks the Eibachs look good!
His ride looks STOCK!!
When will these people learn....it's Teins or nothing!
http://www.cardomain.com/member_page...00&page=11
Just found this on CarDomain.com. This guy actually thinks the Eibachs look good!
His ride looks STOCK!!
When will these people learn....it's Teins or nothing!
http://www.cardomain.com/member_page...00&page=11
Instead of pointing out what you don't like, why don't you look at the MANY pages of good info he's got and say something good?
PMAS76 - Thanks for all your contributions!
05-22-2003, 06:02 PM
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Re: Re: Eibach Drops
Originally posted by spta97
Dude, PMAS76 "that guy" has more how-tos than most people that I've seen on the .Org. I've got his Car Domain page bookmarked because of all the helpful info that he has up there. I've personally used many of his write-ups (which by the way he didn't have to do) for my mods.
Instead of pointing out what you don't like, why don't you look at the MANY pages of good info he's got and say something good?
PMAS76 - Thanks for all your contributions!
Dude, PMAS76 "that guy" has more how-tos than most people that I've seen on the .Org. I've got his Car Domain page bookmarked because of all the helpful info that he has up there. I've personally used many of his write-ups (which by the way he didn't have to do) for my mods.
Instead of pointing out what you don't like, why don't you look at the MANY pages of good info he's got and say something good?
PMAS76 - Thanks for all your contributions!
05-22-2003, 07:22 PM
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Re: Eibach Drops
Originally posted by ClassicDriver
Just found this on CarDomain.com. This guy actually thinks the Eibachs look good!
His ride looks STOCK!!
When will these people learn....it's Teins or nothing!
http://www.cardomain.com/member_page...00&page=11
Just found this on CarDomain.com. This guy actually thinks the Eibachs look good!
His ride looks STOCK!!
When will these people learn....it's Teins or nothing!
http://www.cardomain.com/member_page...00&page=11
got 
05-22-2003, 09:05 PM
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Just found this on CarDomain.com. This guy actually thinks the Eibachs look good!
05-22-2003, 10:07 PM
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I dont know what it is with ClassicDriver he loves talkin trash, just like he did in this post
http://forums.maxima.org/showthread....02#post2048402
oh well what are you going to do. Dont stress it pmas76 you car is tight!!
http://forums.maxima.org/showthread....02#post2048402
oh well what are you going to do. Dont stress it pmas76 you car is tight!!
05-22-2003, 10:42 PM
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Originally posted by MaxZ71
I dont know what it is with ClassicDriver he loves talkin trash, just like he did in this post
http://forums.maxima.org/showthread....02#post2048402
oh well what are you going to do. Dont stress it pmas76 you car is tight!!
I dont know what it is with ClassicDriver he loves talkin trash, just like he did in this post
http://forums.maxima.org/showthread....02#post2048402
oh well what are you going to do. Dont stress it pmas76 you car is tight!!
The guy cut his springs! I'm sure it's real safe
05-23-2003, 01:28 AM
#18
Originally posted by ClassicDriver
Talking trash??The guy cut his springs
I'm sure it's real safe
Talking trash??The guy cut his springs
I'm sure it's real safe
Sounds to me you are feeling a little inadequate, using your car to make ya feel better about yourself. There are Hotlines to help with that sort of problem.
05-23-2003, 07:24 AM
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Hey, noob...are you learning-disabled? How
many posts do you need before you understand you are not wanted here with an attitude like that?
Like, are you dumb or do you have another mental disability we need to know about?
Like, are you dumb or do you have another mental disability we need to know about?
05-23-2003, 10:52 AM
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Originally posted by Regime
Hey there buddy, for one thing, alot of people are more interested in performance rather than how big of a drop you have. Eibachs will take Tiens in the performance department any day of the week.
Sounds to me you are feeling a little inadequate, using your car to make ya feel better about yourself. There are Hotlines to help with that sort of problem.
Hey there buddy, for one thing, alot of people are more interested in performance rather than how big of a drop you have. Eibachs will take Tiens in the performance department any day of the week.
Sounds to me you are feeling a little inadequate, using your car to make ya feel better about yourself. There are Hotlines to help with that sort of problem.
Go back under your rock now.
05-23-2003, 11:06 AM
#23
As it's been said some of us purposely bought Eibach springs to improve the handling of the car. When I got mine I didn't give a rats a$$ about the ride height. I wouldn't have cared if it jacked the thing up an inch. If you want a slammed car then I suppose the Teins are the best thing for you. For anyone else that wants more go kart like agility there are the Eibach Pro Kit springs.
And if you want to prove or disprove that I am certain any Eibach owner near you would be more than happy to meet you at a road coarse and back it up.
And if you want to prove or disprove that I am certain any Eibach owner near you would be more than happy to meet you at a road coarse and back it up.
05-23-2003, 11:39 AM
#24
Originally posted by SR20DEN
As it's been said some of us purposely bought Eibach springs to improve the handling of the car. When I got mine I didn't give a rats a$$ about the ride height. I wouldn't have cared if it jacked the thing up an inch. If you want a slammed car then I suppose the Teins are the best thing for you. For anyone else that wants more go kart like agility there are the Eibach Pro Kit springs.
And if you want to prove or disprove that I am certain any Eibach owner near you would be more than happy to meet you at a road coarse and back it up.
As it's been said some of us purposely bought Eibach springs to improve the handling of the car. When I got mine I didn't give a rats a$$ about the ride height. I wouldn't have cared if it jacked the thing up an inch. If you want a slammed car then I suppose the Teins are the best thing for you. For anyone else that wants more go kart like agility there are the Eibach Pro Kit springs.
And if you want to prove or disprove that I am certain any Eibach owner near you would be more than happy to meet you at a road coarse and back it up.
I know someone who has Eibach Pro-Kit...
05-23-2003, 12:05 PM
#25
Originally posted by ClassicDriver
So what you are saying is that he cut the springs for better performance? BZZZZZZT. Wrong. He cut them for the look. Also before you make a statement like " Eibachs will take Tiens in the performance department any day of the week" you better be able to proove it with hard facts. Go back under your rock now.
So what you are saying is that he cut the springs for better performance? BZZZZZZT. Wrong. He cut them for the look. Also before you make a statement like " Eibachs will take Tiens in the performance department any day of the week" you better be able to proove it with hard facts. Go back under your rock now.
And just look at the spring rates of tein and eibach if you want proof of the performance, the max would sway like a row boat on the ocean, on an autox course with the lower spring rates on the tiens.
Again...not to dis teins, but they are hardly are an "is all to end all" solution that you are trying to make them out to be.
Now...sit down and shut up.
05-23-2003, 01:06 PM
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Originally posted by Regime
UMMMM NO...I said some people...not that guy specifically. Learn to read there big guy.
And just look at the spring rates of tein and eibach if you want proof of the performance, the max would sway like a row boat on the ocean, on an autox course with the lower spring rates on the tiens.
Again...not to dis teins, but they are hardly are an "is all to end all" solution that you are trying to make them out to be.
Now...sit down and shut up.
UMMMM NO...I said some people...not that guy specifically. Learn to read there big guy.
And just look at the spring rates of tein and eibach if you want proof of the performance, the max would sway like a row boat on the ocean, on an autox course with the lower spring rates on the tiens.
Again...not to dis teins, but they are hardly are an "is all to end all" solution that you are trying to make them out to be.
Now...sit down and shut up.
) but everyone says their really good. My Accord friend got the Eibach Pro kit and said the handling was awesome. The drop was uneven for his ride (which is our primary reason for lowering).How would you rate the Teins to the Eibachs in terms of comfort and performance?
05-23-2003, 01:12 PM
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Eh, after being on here for only a short while, I have come to realize one thing really well - nothing matters, except what YOU (the owner) think about the car (unless it's really, really grotesque). PMAS, along with quite a few other people, including me, like the way his car looks. You don't? That's fine, but stop being a retard about it by making new posts and drawing attention to yourself, you damn *****.
05-23-2003, 01:15 PM
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Originally posted by spta97
The Eibachs are better handling than the Teins? I'm getting Teins (group deal - hopefully ) but everyone says their really good. My Accord friend got the Eibach Pro kit and said the handling was awesome. The drop was uneven for his ride (which is our primary reason for lowering).
How would you rate the Teins to the Eibachs in terms of comfort and performance?
The Eibachs are better handling than the Teins? I'm getting Teins (group deal - hopefully
) but everyone says their really good. My Accord friend got the Eibach Pro kit and said the handling was awesome. The drop was uneven for his ride (which is our primary reason for lowering).How would you rate the Teins to the Eibachs in terms of comfort and performance?
05-23-2003, 01:17 PM
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Originally posted by Regime
UMMMM NO...I said some people...not that guy specifically. Learn to read there big guy.
And just look at the spring rates of tein and eibach if you want proof of the performance, the max would sway like a row boat on the ocean, on an autox course with the lower spring rates on the tiens.
Again...not to dis teins, but they are hardly are an "is all to end all" solution that you are trying to make them out to be.
Now...sit down and shut up.
UMMMM NO...I said some people...not that guy specifically. Learn to read there big guy.
And just look at the spring rates of tein and eibach if you want proof of the performance, the max would sway like a row boat on the ocean, on an autox course with the lower spring rates on the tiens.
Again...not to dis teins, but they are hardly are an "is all to end all" solution that you are trying to make them out to be.
Now...sit down and shut up.
You seem to know a lot here is your chance to prove it.
05-23-2003, 01:17 PM
#30
Originally posted by ClassicDriver
Don't listen to that fool Regime. He keeps saying stuff but has no proof to back it up. The Eibachs are good but give you a crappy looking drop. The Teins are great and give you a great looking drop. My negro and I (holla to my boy) both have Teins in our cars and love them
Don't listen to that fool Regime. He keeps saying stuff but has no proof to back it up. The Eibachs are good but give you a crappy looking drop. The Teins are great and give you a great looking drop. My negro and I (holla to my boy) both have Teins in our cars and love them
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05-23-2003, 01:32 PM
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Re: Eibach Drops
Originally posted by ClassicDriver
Just found this on CarDomain.com. This guy actually thinks the Eibachs look good!
His ride looks STOCK!!
When will these people learn....it's Teins or nothing!
http://www.cardomain.com/member_page...00&page=11
Just found this on CarDomain.com. This guy actually thinks the Eibachs look good!
His ride looks STOCK!!
When will these people learn....it's Teins or nothing!
http://www.cardomain.com/member_page...00&page=11
05-23-2003, 01:55 PM
#33
Originally posted by ClassicDriver
Still think it's
http://www.cardomain.com/member_pag...200&page=11
Still think it's
http://www.cardomain.com/member_pag...200&page=11
05-23-2003, 02:35 PM
#34
Originally posted by ClassicDriver
Don't listen to that fool Regime. He keeps saying stuff but has no proof to back it up. The Eibachs are good but give you a crappy looking drop. The Teins are great and give you a great looking drop. My negro and I (holla to my boy) both have Teins in our cars and love them
Don't listen to that fool Regime. He keeps saying stuff but has no proof to back it up. The Eibachs are good but give you a crappy looking drop. The Teins are great and give you a great looking drop. My negro and I (holla to my boy) both have Teins in our cars and love them
Proof??? how about the fact that Eibachs are
front spring rate = 250lbs @rest 500lbs @full compression
rear spring rates = 250lbs @rest 300lbs @full compression
and Tiens are 206lbs @ rest and 300 @full compression.
You tell me which springs are going to give more in the corners?
Tien themselves call thier springs Lowering springs....Not preformance springs..Right on thier website. Eibachs on the other hand are performance springs.
05-23-2003, 02:37 PM
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Re: Eibach Drops
Originally posted by ClassicDriver
When will these people learn....it's Teins or nothing!
http://www.cardomain.com/member_page...00&page=11
When will these people learn....it's Teins or nothing!
http://www.cardomain.com/member_page...00&page=11
05-23-2003, 08:29 PM
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Re: Re: Eibach Drops
Originally posted by ClassicDriver
I still think the drop is
I still think the drop is
You keep preaching about safety with chopped springs, yet you obviously have no experience with doing such a thing. Quit spouting off information you heard from your friends unless you have something to back it up with.
BTW- Teins absolutely slam the car. I like my drop the way it is.
05-23-2003, 11:38 PM
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ClasicDriver you want a lil more proof than the rates on that, please tell me how many SCCA, and road races have Tein springs won as compared to Eibach.... yeah i agree that Tein makes good springs but there a tad bit soft in the corners.... as some one stated earlier "TO EACH HIS OWN" yes I have Eibachs yes i love them, for me the drop is fine.... who realy cares what any one else thinks about them. Its ppl like you that always worry about what some one else thinks that irritate the hell outa me..... If the man likes em leave it at that, dont start flaming someone just because you dont like it!
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