pretty sure ca customs made their own springs as they made them for a wide range of cars. i'd run the eibachs all day long. market price right now is amazingly the same as a new set as they're so rare, approx 225-275/set.

 

CA Customs has manged to make springs for a variety of limited applications. It has been so long and I don't recollect the rep of the company. Hard to beat Eibach for a basic application.

 

nice finds!

 

Very much appreciate the input, fellas.

I like the 2" drop the CA Customs give me, but I think I may be trading off for shorter shock life. Then there's the whole removing and reinstalling everything again so soon, something to factor in, although at least it should go faster since I know how to do the rears now. Hmmmm.

Traders Trucks, the company that bought out Ca Customs, were advertising the springs as made by Eibach, not sure how much faith to put into those claims but I'm guessing they had a look at the suppliers when they acquired the company.

Wow I had no idea the Eibachs were going for so much. Either sit on these until I get more miles on the current set up to do a comparo to see which I like better or sell them... An extra $200 would help get it registered and smogged and maybe get me some energy bushings so I can install the sway bars.

 

could u measure what size the front sway bar is?

 

Sure I'll do it after work/gym if I remember.

 

nice **** man!! makes me wanna start hitting up junkyards now..haha

 

lol my buddy goes all the time, if I need something I tag along. It's like a treasure hunt, wandering around the yards looking at diff cars, seeing how they hold up, figuring out what parts interchange, seeing cars you haven't seen on the road in years if ever. Not a bad way to spend a day. And sometimes you score

 

Damn that is a great find. Noone here even knew they existed til now. Those are keepers for sure.

 

the springs were well known but the sways were a pleasant surprise.

 

Rears look to be about 22mm. Didn't get a chance to measure the fronts.