Eiback Pro-street S coilovers: any thoughts?

[eggwich del fiero]

Anyone here have any experience or opinions on the Eibach Pro-Street-S Coilover set? I don't see many people on here using it, but I've seen it at a good price, and a good price always gets my attention. (I know I know, buy the right parts, not the cheap parts...hoping these could possibly be both.)

They are ride height adjustable but the dampeners aren't adjustable, so I'm guessing the track crowd could care less about them. I'm just trying to lower my car for looks and somewhat for handling, and would like to be able to change ride height.

Any insights appreciated.


http://www.amazon.com/Eibach-35101-...UTF8&coliid=I36Q3U896F06TX&colid=E8HBOXFPKUDC

 

[UltraKla$$ic]

This is just off the top of my head on who hear seems adept at lowering and the handling of these cars, so PM a guy named Sam Strano and get his input. He's awfully helpful to those that inquire.

 

[eggwich del fiero]

Thanks man. I thought of asking him, and I still might, but I figured that since that dampeners weren't adjustable it wouldn't be anything he'd consider. (He doesn't stock it, either.) But still, he probably does have some insights, can't hurt to ask...

 

[GCantero93]

Did you ever get any information on this? Im looking into possibly buying this kit now.

 

[Forty61]

Man this thread is almost 15 years old.. I doubt you'll get a reply. For the record I've run Eibach springs in a bunch of stuff and they've always been good for me. I'm sure their kits are decent, probably a solid half-step between just throwing springs on or jumping up to high-dollar coilovers.

 

[diambo4life]

Eibach is a very good brand for suspension, one of the best. I wouldn't hesitate going with their product. I almost got a set of their coilovers for my truck if I hadn't sold it. Just be cautious when purchasing that you're not buying knockoffs. very big problem with performance parts these days. Go through a certified vendor.