cam2Xrunner

The car itself will be lower with the eibachs put on all the way around. The front fenderwell arch is higher than the rear ao it appears that it isn't level. But if you look at the bottom of the car itself it is level.

flipside909

You can't put the rear springs on the front because they are wound differently and are of different sizes. Unfortunately, with most of the aftermarket springs for the MCV10, 20 and etc, the rears tend to lower the rear more than the fronts. That's the one characteristic I hate with this chassis w/aftermarket springs, no matter what you do, you still have that ugly rear end squat when you accellerate hard. Sprint springs make it look worse.

cam2Xrunner

I think he means install the rear eibach springs to the rear of the car. He is currently running the front eibabch's on the front and he left the stock springs on the rear.

flipside909

Yeah that wouldn't look right and the ride would adversely be unsafe. Stiff spring rate in the front...and mushy OEM spring rates in the back. Not a good idea.