Do eibach pro-kits sag?
02-06-2002, 09:59 PM
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Do eibach pro-kits sag?
I might install my eibach pro-kit this weekend, it says its a 1.4" drop and i was wondering if they will sag, i have stock shocks and no camber kit.
02-07-2002, 01:12 AM
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Originally posted by ilike2cheez
no they dont sag. I had them for a year and a half. Get some shocks along with it. Ur stocks will last around 4 months.
no they dont sag. I had them for a year and a half. Get some shocks along with it. Ur stocks will last around 4 months.
02-07-2002, 01:55 AM
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I'm just wondering...for a drop (aka Eibach Prokit, AGX or other decent brand shocks, Ingalls camber correction kit, and pro install)....how much am I looking at to do all of this?
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Originally posted by Got Rice?
I'm just wondering...for a drop (aka Eibach Prokit, AGX or other decent brand shocks, Ingalls camber correction kit, and pro install)....how much am I looking at to do all of this?
I'm just wondering...for a drop (aka Eibach Prokit, AGX or other decent brand shocks, Ingalls camber correction kit, and pro install)....how much am I looking at to do all of this?
$110 for Pro-kits
$340 for AGX
Camber kit you wont need with pro-kit But they are a rip off I think they for around $200.
Install will depend on the shop.
02-07-2002, 08:05 AM
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Where have you seen Pro-Kit's for $110?? Best I saw was at coximport.com where they have the prokit for $190 shipped and the kyb agx for $350 shipped. As for install Got Rice, Mahdavi Motorsports will do the shocks and springs for $175 and Hybrid will do it for $150. Butler tire will do it for $375 
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Originally posted by AtlCl
Where have you seen Pro-Kit's for $110?? Best I saw was at coximport.com where they have the prokit for $190 shipped and the kyb agx for $350 shipped. As for install Got Rice, Mahdavi Motorsports will do the shocks and springs for $175 and Hybrid will do it for $150. Butler tire will do it for $375 :shakehd:
Where have you seen Pro-Kit's for $110?? Best I saw was at coximport.com where they have the prokit for $190 shipped and the kyb agx for $350 shipped. As for install Got Rice, Mahdavi Motorsports will do the shocks and springs for $175 and Hybrid will do it for $150. Butler tire will do it for $375
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Ahh damn, I need the 2.3. Hybrid does it for $150? That's not too bad, but do they do alignment too? I figure if I did the prokit/kyb adj. setup with a camber kit (don't you think it would be closer to 2 inches if you put the adjustables on the lowest perch?), I'd be looking at between 8-900 bucks.
02-08-2002, 09:43 AM
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Pro Kit and AGX should be similar to Pro-Kit and Tokico blues, since they are pretty stiff, so it should be around 1.6/1.7, rather than 1.2/1.3 on its own. No that price does not include an alignment unfortunately. But it should still be within budget =
190 Pro Kit + 350 Kyb Agx + 150 install + 60 alignment = 740
I don't think that you need a camber kit with this setup, not low enough.
190 Pro Kit + 350 Kyb Agx + 150 install + 60 alignment = 740
I don't think that you need a camber kit with this setup, not low enough.
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Originally posted by ATLcl98
Ahh damn, I need the 2.3. Hybrid does it for $150? That's not too bad, but do they do alignment too? I figure if I did the prokit/kyb adj. setup with a camber kit (don't you think it would be closer to 2 inches if you put the adjustables on the lowest perch?), I'd be looking at between 8-900 bucks.
Ahh damn, I need the 2.3. Hybrid does it for $150? That's not too bad, but do they do alignment too? I figure if I did the prokit/kyb adj. setup with a camber kit (don't you think it would be closer to 2 inches if you put the adjustables on the lowest perch?), I'd be looking at between 8-900 bucks.
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