Eibach lowering springs on an AWD
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Eibach lowering springs on an AWD
I bought them, but before I spend the $400+ to out them on I want to hear some more conclusive opinions from AWD owners that have put them on. I heard somewhere that they might not fit right on an awd, or they lowered the rear more than the front. I read all the forum posts but nothing conclusive. Any thoughts or should I just go ahead?
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I feel you on that one but with the springs + installations cost you could of easily got a set of coilovers which is straight swap no spring compressor needed. I installed mine in my driveway with 2 jackstands and hand tools. But to answer your questions about the springs I did hear that the drop might be uneven due to the AWD system.
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I bought them, but before I spend the $400+ to out them on I want to hear some more conclusive opinions from AWD owners that have put them on. I heard somewhere that they might not fit right on an awd, or they lowered the rear more than the front. I read all the forum posts but nothing conclusive. Any thoughts or should I just go ahead?
I have IS350 Tein S-techs on my 250awd
just post up pics and see if its lower in the back
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Yah, I know they'll fit, I'm just terrified of putting them on and having my nose sticking up in the air and my *** dragging on the pavement. I know it wont be that bad but even if the rear drop is slightly more than the front it's going to suck beans, especially considering it's gonna cost me $400 just to have someone put them on!
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