Eibach vs. Dropzone
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Eibach vs. Dropzone
My car needs new springs bad, so I've decided I might aswell drop it. I've narrowed my choices down to either Eibach or Dropzone. I've heard good things about both. But for $90 those Dropzone springs sure look good.
What do you guys think eibach or dropzone?
What do you guys think eibach or dropzone?
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You get what you pay for. I have heard drop zones tend to sag over time. I have never heard a single bad thing about Eibachs.
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Originally posted by ShiftyCapone
You get what you pay for. I have heard drop zones tend to sag over time. I have never heard a single bad thing about Eibachs.
You get what you pay for. I have heard drop zones tend to sag over time. I have never heard a single bad thing about Eibachs.
People running dropzones never seem to have any complaints.
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Originally posted by johnjm22
The only bad things I hear about dropzones tend to come from people that don't own them.
People running dropzones never seem to have any complaints.
The only bad things I hear about dropzones tend to come from people that don't own them.
People running dropzones never seem to have any complaints.
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I have drop zones on my car and the only thing I can say bad about them is that the rear springs are too short and make the car sit back. I corrected this with spring seats from pep boys that are an inch high for 20 bucks. The DropZones are alot cheaper than the Eibachs and are pretty easy to find on Ebay.
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Originally posted by iggy1991
I have drop zones on my car and the only thing I can say bad about them is that the rear springs are too short and make the car sit back. I corrected this with spring seats from pep boys that are an inch high for 20 bucks. The DropZones are alot cheaper than the Eibachs and are pretty easy to find on Ebay.
I have drop zones on my car and the only thing I can say bad about them is that the rear springs are too short and make the car sit back. I corrected this with spring seats from pep boys that are an inch high for 20 bucks. The DropZones are alot cheaper than the Eibachs and are pretty easy to find on Ebay.
My car with dropzone springs....
Personally, if you can afford them, I would go with something other then the DropZones, The springs aren't as stiff as i would like them to be, then again, I have stock shocks/struts, so the springs may respond better with a new upgraded suspension all the way around....
Personally, if you can afford them, I would go with something other then the DropZones, The springs aren't as stiff as i would like them to be, then again, I have stock shocks/struts, so the springs may respond better with a new upgraded suspension all the way around....
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have drop zones car handles great really big improvement car also has been 11:54 @ 119.8 mph with them give em a shot 
