I loved my eibach pro kit, I just had an issue with the back not being low enough, so I ended up going with coilovers. If someone with the eibach pro kit could please measure their front fenders to the ground for me in inches so I can adjust my front height accordingly I would be so thankful! Unfortunately I didn't measure fender height before switching to coilovers so I don't exactly how low I currently am. I'm sitting at 27 inches in the front, but it's a lot higher then eibach's 1.2" drop.


Thanks

 

I measured and comes out to about 26 1/4.

 

Gotcha, thanks

 

i made this mistake as well. could someone get the same measurements for me for the rears? help would be greatly appreciated!

added:
i used to be on the eibachs and i never rubbed. currently in the front, im 27" from the floor to the highest point in the fender and i rubb occassionally.
could someone check if 26 1/4" is the correct height for me? thanks!

 

Your rubbing because probably the springs are not as stiff as the Eibach's are. I ran into this problem when I went with Stance Coilovers on my Supra. I ended up having to buy Eibach springs that fit the stance and just chose what spring rate I wanted.

 

the spring rate is 13kg/mm in the front and 11kg/mm in the rear
i have the damping set to almost half and i only rub when driving fast on the freeway.
the car looks lower than i had it when i was on eibachs, no doubt. i just want it back the way it was.

 

^both of you guys had this issue on yuour stance coils on your supras? LOL
or 1 guy and 2 accts??

anywho. youre pictures arent working and can anyone else help me out?

 

No I am the only one with a Supra, The OP seems to have the same problem as I did.

To the OP, you might try raising them up just a bit, or you might have to go with stiffer springs.

 

OP already had his issue resolved.
i just brought this thread back from the dead to avoid another thread creation.

my question is here
https://www.myg37.com/forums/3428163-post4.html

 

bump for measurements please

 

Bump for measurements again

Swifts work too. I'll just add .2 inch.