Hey guys, im currently running on 19" Axis Hiro wheels, im wondering that if i put the eibach pro-kit on my car which is a 1.1inch drop in the front and a 1.0 inch drop in the back if i will be lookin ok? Do u think my tires will rub or if the car will just be to low?? Or if there are a good pair of Tien springs that i can do....Thanks guys

 

I got the 19" axis milanos in with the eibach pro-kit. It's a perfect drop for me. It's not too low, yet not too high as well. Also my tires don't rub at all, I can make full U turns also and it doesn't hit the body of the car (unlike my old rice rocket, where I couldn't finish a full U turn without the tires grinding against the body)

 

The Eibachs will drop more than their advertised height....it's just an average they
state. My car's using the Prokit on the rear and it's a good -1.4" drop.

The car looks perfect imo... very nice with 19's. hit my link

 

Got my 19's the other day... and had the Eibach Prokit on the car:



Since then I have changed out the springs to Eibach Sportlines. I'm in SoCal (SGV) if you want prokits installed for $200 (million mile warranty on the springs)

I'll post up pixes with the sportlines in a week or so... gotta let the springs settle.

Cheers, Ted

 

s-techs bro, handling is great and ride is still luxury. This was right after the install, theyve droped a good half inch since, good luck nice choice on rims.....

 

Chuck, i have those exact rims on my car, so if u got the drop with the tein s techs looks like that iswhat i will do, they are cheap on ebay also!!! car looks sick man!!

 

did u have to do a camber kit?? Cause my friend just told me that my wheels are gonna be a little weird and im gonna need a camber kit also

 

no i didnt need a camber kit for the front or rear, i got back close enough to spec. its a prefect drop w/19s. heres a cppl more, enjoy..

 

honestly, i had the car back to spec using the stillen rods at -1.4...but the car
felt a tad loose through fast turns so ended up giving it another degree of
neg camber. I think unless you lessen the front camber you want to keep the
rear's neg camber around -2 to -3 if you're thinking in terms of performance
like me. im running S03's in 245/35/19 and 275/35/19.

If you're just wanting to get a longer tread life from your tires or have
excessive power (turbo/sc) and need the full contact patch going straight,
get the rods... i guess. i rather have fun while using hi-perf tires and setup
than saving it.

 

looks great....did you just take it to a shop to get it aligned??? no camber kits is the best!!!! let me know what you had to do!!!!

 

put the springs on myself, 3 weeks later i took it to a well known tire shop, had it aligned, and asked for a printout of the specs, thats it.