Getting springs when the car has 25K?
CT springs are now Eibach Springs.. I wouldn't spend the extra money on CT when you could buy Eibach cheaper.. Your choices would be Eibach or H&R springs.. Are you asking the life of the stock shocks with aftermarket springs on?
Oh yea a excellent place to find the springs you are looking for.. I would recommend the H&R's and a good place to find them is Juniorbeans site.. www.c-c-c.net
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Originally Posted by Jonesi
Oh yea a excellent place to find the springs you are looking for.. I would recommend the H&R's and a good place to find them is Juniorbeans site.. www.c-c-c.net
I'll probably go with the HR Oem sports (less agressive drop) from JB in the sping. Great price and JB is a forum sponsor
Just my opinion…
If I were installing lowering springs on a car with 25K+ miles on it, I’d also replace the shocks or go with a full coilover system.
Why go through the hassle of ripping everything apart again in a few years if/when the shocks fail?
Plus you have to pay for install & alignment again too.
Sure it might last to 100K without a problem, but then again it may not.
Shawn S
If I were installing lowering springs on a car with 25K+ miles on it, I’d also replace the shocks or go with a full coilover system.
Why go through the hassle of ripping everything apart again in a few years if/when the shocks fail?
Plus you have to pay for install & alignment again too.
Sure it might last to 100K without a problem, but then again it may not.
Shawn S
Originally Posted by Shawn S
Just my opinion…
If I were installing lowering springs on a car with 25K+ miles on it, I’d also replace the shocks or go with a full coilover system.
Why go through the hassle of ripping everything apart again in a few years if/when the shocks fail?
Plus you have to pay for install & alignment again too.
Sure it might last to 100K without a problem, but then again it may not.
Shawn S
If I were installing lowering springs on a car with 25K+ miles on it, I’d also replace the shocks or go with a full coilover system.
Why go through the hassle of ripping everything apart again in a few years if/when the shocks fail?
Plus you have to pay for install & alignment again too.
Sure it might last to 100K without a problem, but then again it may not.
Shawn S
I agree. It will save you some trouble
Originally Posted by GreenMonster
I might break down and finally mod my stock 6spd. I've got 26K miles on her, but I don't have any concerns about the springs affecting anything...
I'll probably go with the HR Oem sports (less agressive drop) from JB in the sping. Great price and JB is a forum sponsor
I'll probably go with the HR Oem sports (less agressive drop) from JB in the sping. Great price and JB is a forum sponsor
Originally Posted by DeezNutz
CT now repackages Eibachs? Is it due to the rust issue? When did they switch to Eibach?
Originally Posted by Shawn S
Just my opinion…
If I were installing lowering springs on a car with 25K+ miles on it, I’d also replace the shocks or go with a full coilover system.
Why go through the hassle of ripping everything apart again in a few years if/when the shocks fail?
Plus you have to pay for install & alignment again too.
Sure it might last to 100K without a problem, but then again it may not.
Shawn S
If I were installing lowering springs on a car with 25K+ miles on it, I’d also replace the shocks or go with a full coilover system.
Why go through the hassle of ripping everything apart again in a few years if/when the shocks fail?
Plus you have to pay for install & alignment again too.
Sure it might last to 100K without a problem, but then again it may not.
Shawn S
Originally Posted by Jonesi
You're too old for that stuff... Just sell me the 6-speed and you can have the auto..
Maybe I should take you up on that offer... I'm too old for a 6spd... Would a straight trade be acceptable
Originally Posted by Shawn S
Just my opinion…
If I were installing lowering springs on a car with 25K+ miles on it, I’d also replace the shocks or go with a full coilover system.
Why go through the hassle of ripping everything apart again in a few years if/when the shocks fail?
Plus you have to pay for install & alignment again too.
Sure it might last to 100K without a problem, but then again it may not.
Shawn S
If I were installing lowering springs on a car with 25K+ miles on it, I’d also replace the shocks or go with a full coilover system.
Why go through the hassle of ripping everything apart again in a few years if/when the shocks fail?
Plus you have to pay for install & alignment again too.
Sure it might last to 100K without a problem, but then again it may not.
Shawn S
I had 32k on my car when I put my new shocks and springs on.
Originally Posted by Jonesi
CT springs are now Eibach Springs.. I wouldn't spend the extra money on CT when you could buy Eibach cheaper.. Your choices would be Eibach or H&R springs.. Are you asking the life of the stock shocks with aftermarket springs on?
They have the same drop as the original Comptechs.
Originally Posted by GreenMonster
Maybe I should take you up on that offer... I'm too old for a 6spd... Would a straight trade be acceptable 

Originally Posted by juniorbean
Shouldn't be a big deal. I got my springs with around 25k miles (I think it was like 27k) and I'm still on my stock shocks.
FWIW, I have the H&R Sports.
FWIW, I have the H&R Sports.
I have 20k miles on my eibach prokit and stock shocks... and the ride is definitely bouncy now and somewhat harsh going over ruts/potholes. I do a lot of city driving and highway miles through construction areas though.
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