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Old 08-26-2009, 07:59 AM   #1 (permalink)
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Lowering with Eibach

Guys need your opinion on what i am about to do. I want to lower my car. Its a daily driver. My tires are 265/35/R22 102W. I was looking at a few kits. Pedders has a kit for $700 for springs and shocks. Eibach has the same system for $580. The pedders is a 2" drop while the Eibach is a 1.6" drop. After talking to the guy at Eibach he reccomended i check to make sure i would not have any rubbing problems. From your experiences and my tire size above will i be ok with either system. My car is a daily driver and im going simply for the looks. Keep in mind that i will be replacing the front fascia and rear fascia with the grip tuning Kit. Thanx for your advice.
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Old 08-26-2009, 09:16 AM   #2 (permalink)
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With the 2" drop and your tire size, you're gonna have problems with rubbing on the fenders. I'm using the Eibach's that you listed and I had to roll my front fenders because of rubbing.

And if you plan to go with the Grip Kit, you will be too low. I know a few guys using the grip front fascia and the front sits too low to the ground without any lowering.
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Good to know this info. Maybe i should get the Kit first then potentially drop it.
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With the 2" drop and your tire size, you're gonna have problems with rubbing on the fenders. I'm using the Eibach's that you listed and I had to roll my front fenders because of rubbing.

And if you plan to go with the Grip Kit, you will be too low. I know a few guys using the grip front fascia and the front sits too low to the ground without any lowering.
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