you guys have been a huge help and in the future, i will go to strano seeing as how you guys are pretty dedicated to his parts. however, the eibachs came in today and im assuming they will perform up to their high standards. my next and final step dealing with the suspension is purchasing the shocks, but im undecided on from what manufacturer... i'm still leaning toward the slp bilsteins because strano does package them (eibach lowering springs and the bilsteins) on the site and they are revalved to support lowering springs such as the eibachs. any last suggestions prior to ordering??
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and if i could sell the eibachs, i would, and buy the strano springs that you posted. however, im guessing that i couldnt get a fraction of the price that i paid for them.Comment
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I'm not positive, but I think the revalved Bilsteins that Sam sells are a vast improvement over anything else with the Eibach.
Give him a buzz...he's very easy to talk to, especially if your interested in buying something from him. LOL
The absolute pinnacle of shocks is the Koni because of the lifetime warranty and adjustability, but I'm assuming the price has got you looking elsewhere. They are kind of pricey...Al 96 Ram Air T/A
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thanks
thank you guys a ton, you're all a huge help. i appreciate everything! ill let you know how the install goes and post some picsComment
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