HuYnHness
2/7/2007 12:21:14 AM
i tried to ask about this in the DIY section but i dont really think people really read those sections i know i barely do
Is it easy to install new springs in a 04 sedan? like can my dad and i do it at home instead of taking it out to a shop? do we need any special tools that maybe we can rent from autozone?
The eibach prokit lowers the car 1.4 front/1.2 rear I want a somewhat sportier stance and a lttle bit better control but not slammed too low
Is this enough or should i try for more with a different kit?
Thanks guys
stevephy
3/16/2007 7:33:39 PM
sir_nasty
3/16/2007 7:44:05 PM
Spring compressors are about the only thing I can see that you may need... autozone may rent them.... and 1.4 inches or so is a decent drop, not so much that speed bumps are going to kill you but still enough to look nicer and increase handling.... just be sure if you decide to do it that you make note of the way the cap (top bolts on strut/springs) line up with the lower fork opening so you can re-install it more easily....
HuYnHness
3/18/2007 11:51:27 PM
wow bit late but thanks guys i appreciate the help
i still havent gotten them yet my dad doesnt really like the price haha
unless you guys can find some cheap ones for me
i wanna get eibach prokit unless you guys know a cheaper better set
trukid21
3/24/2007 1:01:50 AM
i installed prokit on mine,love the way it looks and rides great with new kyb shocks.you will need a camber kit, i needed one for the rear. price was reasonable($216 and $120 for the kyb shocks on tirerack.com) goodluck on lowering your ride

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