user 3587587

So I've been going back and forth between the s tech and the eibachs. I've been finding conflicting data on how much each one actually drops the height. I can't even find pics of the two compared. So what I'm asking is which one is a safer drop. I'm still on the stock offset 19s if that helps at all. So what do you guys suggest?

user 3587587

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slartibartfast

iTrader: (7)

Patience. It could be a couple of days before anyone with experience pipes up.

blnewt

iTrader: (13)

S Techs along w/ H&Rs are the deepest drop springs, quite a bit more than Eibachs. If you want an easier setup as far as drive-ability and camber/toe correction, the Eibachs for sure. If you want a more slammed look, the S Techs and especially the H&Rs will fit the bill but you should put full front and rear camber arms (and rear toe bolts) in your shopping cart too!

r2dmax

For the money, why not just get the Tein Street Basis coil overs? $450-550 depending on where you get them. You can set your own height and they have the dampers included. Most lowering springs are going to leave at least a slightly bigger front gap.

blnewt

iTrader: (13)

This^^^^

MerakiAutoworks

iTrader: (1)

Swift Springs are highly recommend for springs. Little more expensive but they're great quality..

-Josh