New springs Prodrive or Eibach?
Originally Posted by laoba
afaik prodrive has not disclosed their spring rates but they are manuf by eibach
all three claim to work the best with the stock struts
all three claim to work the best with the stock struts
Originally Posted by kenji815
true.. at the end it's all base on personal perference i think.
Originally Posted by kenji815
i like the spring rates better.
they work really well with stock struts from what i've read.
they work really well with stock struts from what i've read.
that's why when i was thinking about buying springs prodrive and eibach were not even on my list of springs to get.
cuz i never found any information on those.
but o well i have coilover i don't care..
cuz i never found any information on those.
but o well i have coilover i don't care..
Originally Posted by kenji815
that's why when i was thinking about buying springs prodrive and eibach were not even on my list of springs to get.
cuz i never found any information on those.
but o well i have coilover i don't care..
cuz i never found any information on those.
but o well i have coilover i don't care..
but then again you can only go so far with our driving skills heheehhehhe
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Originally Posted by laoba
afaik prodrive has not disclosed their spring rates but they are manuf by eibach
all three claim to work the best with the stock struts
all three claim to work the best with the stock struts
do you guys want the truth?
I sent the email to china I'll let you guys in on the spring rates lol
pm me if you're interested
Originally Posted by laoba
for what it's worth they aren't that bad handling wise. they are pretty bouncy with the sti strut and cusco sway bar set up.
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Car Info: '05 Impreza Outback Sport ~ "WTF! Two-Toned?"
Originally Posted by sigma pi
north west out back sport knows his wagon well
we need a wagon thread
we need a wagon thread
The best advise I give them, is do it ONE item at a time, then carefully decide if that changed works and your car is better, before moving to the next item. You'll have a whole lot less parts (mistakes) stacked in the corner of the garage that way!!!
