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Lowering springs - 6/8/2007 6:54:43 PM

anthony_piaa

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I just got my 07 eclipse about 2 days ago and had the windows tinted got some 20's to take the place of the 18's but i need some lowering springs or something for this car what spring would you go with???

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RE: Lowering springs - 6/14/2007 7:22:00 PM

FetalNevada

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I got the Eibach ProKit lowering springs for my car, I love them. They make for much better control and they help ensure positive traction a bit too. Check RoadRaceEngineering.com or TireRack.com, they both stock them. I'd shy away from the SportLine, I've heard your ride turns to **** and they don't improve handling at all. One other thing to check though, if you've already put 20"s on your car, make sure an extra 1.5" less gap is going to clear it. I'm sure it will from the tire to the fender, but it might decrease your turning radius. The people at RRE or Tire Rack should know.

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RE: Lowering springs - 6/15/2007 4:49:34 PM

anthony_piaa

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thanks for the input bro i actually ordered the Eibach prokit 2 days ago lol. and the 20's are going to clear it just fine they said and my turning radius is going to be so small of a change i will not notice they ssaid good looking out thanks again. as far as the car needing to be lowered from the factory lol i love it sweet smooth ride.

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