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eibach springs
Does anyone have the eibach pro-kit 1" drop springs on their 92-96 es? i am considering buying some if i can get a resonable price as long as they make a big difference. If anyone know where i can get them the cheapest please let me know about that too. I figure a strut bar and those springs might improve body roll and cornering but if not im sure one of you experts here can tell me. Thanks
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yeh i have the eibach springs, and they dont even drop the car that much at all, my car didnt even look drop when i had the springs put in, but only good thing about those springs is they ride pretty good
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get the "sportlines" . They will drop your ride 2" more. Use the OEM struts ( if they are still in a good condition ). Lexus' struts are actually as good as aftermarket's. You will still feel comfort inside.
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what kind of cornering difference (performance) will i get with either set of springs?
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I have tried both, they all felt the same . Technically, the lower you go the stiffer you get.
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Where's the website for these sportlines? Price range?
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I have a set of Eibach coil springs for a 92-96 ES 300. I had them on my car until I sold it a couple of years ago. I have them in my garage. If you are interested, please email me at newzdave@aol.com
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Originally posted by serrano007 Where's the website for these sportlines? Price range? |
Eibach sportline springs will NOT work properly on an ES unless there's a perch, which translates to "fake coilover" like the Ground Control system. The ES uses a strut that supports the spring, whereas the GS & LS have the springs and shocks separately, a double-wishbone setup, thus, the springs can be easily changed out.
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