Will I be fine with just an Eibach Pro-Kit? And anyone with a Pro-Kit, inside.
02-12-2004, 08:09 AM
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Will I be fine with just an Eibach Pro-Kit? And anyone with a Pro-Kit, inside.
Just what - can I get by with just the Pro-Kit and not upgrading anything else at the moment? I do eventually plan to upgrade the rest of the suspension, but not now necessarily.
Will they give me too much negative camber to be adjusted correctly? Is it a must for me to get and adjustable PHB?
Anyone else just running the Pro-Kit?
Will they give me too much negative camber to be adjusted correctly? Is it a must for me to get and adjustable PHB?
Anyone else just running the Pro-Kit?
02-12-2004, 08:51 AM
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Originally posted by xxsaint69x
you will be fine
Good luck taking of the nut of the front shocks thou }
you will be fine
Good luck taking of the nut of the front shocks thou }
Also - is the ride gonna be a LOT worse? I expect it to be a little stiffer - but hopefully not 5 or 10 times worse, no?
02-14-2004, 09:42 AM
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I have the SLP Level one Susp. and it increased my handling A LOT! I deffinately would say that it really doesnt lower the car all that much.. I like it though, and believe me when i say that you will have a fun time with the front end!! 
02-14-2004, 09:52 AM
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Definantly get shocks while your doing the springs atleast to save the hassle/money of having to do it later...and I wouldn't worry about anything else until your ready hell I rode around with a bent PHR for about a month and I'm still here 
and I saw no odd tire wear and no camber probs.
BTW if you can't do all the shocks doing just the fronts will be fine
I got bilsteins up front and stock 100,000 mile decarbons out back...That reminds me I need new rear shocks :blah:
-Archie
and I saw no odd tire wear and no camber probs.BTW if you can't do all the shocks doing just the fronts will be fine
I got bilsteins up front and stock 100,000 mile decarbons out back...That reminds me I need new rear shocks :blah:
-Archie
02-14-2004, 12:34 PM
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I just bought that thunderracing lowering kit. It comes with the eibach pro kit, adjustable panhard rod, and the control arm relocation brackets. It was $350........................
I can't wait to get them on, but I hear the fronts are going to be hard. I'll manage though,.
Here is the before pic www.eden.rutgers.edu/~bhawalka/xcam13.jpg
I'll post some afters later.
As far as shocks, I think I'm going to leave them stock for now, but we'll see because those shocks are $$$, I think they are around $100 each. I'm doing the drop more for looks then performance. I probably will get the SLP takeoff shocks for $25 a pair,
Brian
I can't wait to get them on, but I hear the fronts are going to be hard. I'll manage though,
.Here is the before pic www.eden.rutgers.edu/~bhawalka/xcam13.jpg
I'll post some afters later.
As far as shocks, I think I'm going to leave them stock for now, but we'll see because those shocks are $$$, I think they are around $100 each. I'm doing the drop more for looks then performance. I probably will get the SLP takeoff shocks for $25 a pair,
Brian
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