Sportline springs vs. others

[wicked95]

Well i currently purchased eibach sportline springs but i dont know if i made a mistake or not. i wanted something good and not to low to go with my tokico illuminas. i did not wanted to hit anything while going trew the bumps at the market or getting out of my drive way. please tell me if i made the right decision thanks.

[birdman]

Well i currently purchased eibach sportline springs but i dont know if i made a mistake or not. i wanted something good and not to low to go with my tokico illuminas. i did not wanted to hit anything while going trew the bumps at the market or getting out of my drive way. please tell me if i made the right decision thanks.

the sportline springs are a 1.8" drop, am i right? well, if they are, mixed w/ the tokico illuminas will give like 1/4" more drop. my car is about the same w/ a 2" drop w/ coil-overs & tokico blues. it's pretty low, especially the front. my front bumper & older n1 exhaust scraped a lot before i started to just avoid steep driveways, and park about a couple of feet away from those annoying tall, cement blocks in public parking spaces. oh yah, you will scrape on most speed-bumps jus remember to angle it on them. the suspension set-up will look good though. have you ever driven a lowered car before? jus curious. hope i helped any.

[wicked95]

well i have driven a lowerd car. my car was lowered before i sold most of the stuff after they tried to steal it. well as u can see from my avatar that is my car but i just did not know how low it was. because i bought it lowered and i guess am going to return the sport line for the pros because i dont want my car that low and thanks a lot. well i wanted to know if any one has experience with pro springs or with any other spring that dont lower ur car that much. thanks.

[Ricanstylz00]

I would go with the GC coilovers, cuz then you can adjust the ride height whenever you want. I have them installed on my car cuz I go to frisco alot to get vinyl and see family, so I lift the car a little bit to handle the hills and speed bumps. Plus when I go to the track and I put on my stock wheels, I can adjust the height afterwards as well.

[wicked95]

well i really dont want to go with coil overs for the reason that u have to do the alligment every time u mess with the coil overs. well thanks any ways. does any one else know about nice springs that wont lower my car that much but would look nice droped on 18's

[5thGenLX]

H&R Sport Springs are a 1.75" front/ 1.5" back drop and they are good springs that basically match the eibachs, they are actually a bit stiffer i believe but both of them are basically the same quality spring.