Eibach Pro Kit and ZRE152

[xfancier]

just checked out eibach.com and it says eibach pro kit lowers the ZRE by 1.4" (35mm) Front and 2.0" (50mm) Rear

http://eibach.com/cgi-bin/htmlos.exe/03323...623859300030892

i have always been under the impression that pro kit drops our car by a mere 1" - 1.1" front and back?

can someone shed some light on this?

also, would love to see some pics of ZRE with Eibach Pro Kit on.

thanks.

Edited May 27, 2009 by xfancier

[chicaboo]

Eibach do what they believe gives the most neutral handling. My Astina had a 1.2/1.4" drop where as my Corolla has less drop in the rear, which has made the car very very very safe now. You can't even get it sideways on a skidpan! Even in my Astina, you had to push it very hard to get the back out with the Eibachs, but I had a more effective rear swaybar, so it could still be done.

Gav.

[xpyyy]

I've got a pic of ZRE152 sedan with that set of springs:

http://farm4.static.flickr.com/3175/266157...e35f78652_b.jpg

If you want go really low, try tein s.tech as i did :D

[the_random_hero]

I believe the Eibach kit for the MR2 only drops it around half an inch, so I would think it would be along the lines of what Gav has said.

[xfancier]

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Eibach Pro Kit

Looks like Eibach Pro Kit does lower the ZRE series by 1.4" front and 2.0" rear.

Thanks xpyyy for the picture.

Edited May 29, 2009 by xfancier

[Entity]

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Eibach Pro Kit

Looks like Eibach Pro Kit does lower the ZRE series by 1.4" front and 2.0" rear.

Thanks xpyyy for the picture.

Hey Xfancier

Have you or anyone else here tried the Eibach pro kit for the ZRE152R? I am looking to get it for my ZRE152 Hatchback. I had them on my sportivo and loved the springs.

Just wondering if anyone purchased them or has tried them already? If so do ur'll have the Eibach part number by any chance?

Cheers