Eibach spring fitment question
a friend of mine has a set of eibach springs that he had on his 90' na. will they fit my 99 nb? i see that sites sell them for a year range 90-97 99-05 etc. so im thinking that they wont fit :facepalm:
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They will physically fit but they may not produce the ride height you're looking for. Also they suck. I had them on my 92 they were to soft for being that low.
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I have them on my car, I'm starting to hate them. I'm considering buying racelands... that's how much I hate them
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There are a lot of really newb questions popping up about suspension here. You guys need to start searching more before hustler starts pillaging you.:hustler:
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Originally Posted by nicacus
(Post 539746)
I have them on my car, I'm starting to hate them. I'm considering buying racelands... that's how much I hate them
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Originally Posted by Braineack
(Post 539761)
what rates? what shocks?
Tokickcico blues |
Originally Posted by Chapman
(Post 539758)
There are a lot of really newb questions popping up about suspension here. You guys need to start searching more before hustler starts pillaging you.:hustler:
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Originally Posted by Clos561
(Post 540207)
i am a newb, I shouldn't post
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Originally Posted by TurboRoach
(Post 539727)
They will physically fit but they may not produce the ride height you're looking for. Also they suck. I had them on my 92 they were to soft for being that low.
NB perches are angled for open ended coils...whereas our NAs use flat, closed coil perches. To use them on an NB you need to find or make a flat spring perch. You are definitely right on the ride height issue...they will be lower than an NA with same springs, further exacerbating the low spring rate issue. |
Originally Posted by gospeed81
(Post 540300)
Actually they won't.
NB perches are angled for open ended coils...whereas our NAs use flat, closed coil perches. To use them on an NB you need to find or make a flat spring perch. You are definitely right on the ride height issue...they will be lower than an NA with same springs, further exacerbating the low spring rate issue. |
Originally Posted by gospeed81
(Post 540300)
NB perches are angled for open ended coils...whereas our NAs use flat, closed coil perches. To use them on an NB you need to find or make a flat spring perch.
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Originally Posted by oilstain
(Post 540280)
Instead of being a douche, do some research. He was being nice to you. The kind folks on this forum will not hold your hand as you take baby steps. Do that shit on your own, then come back when you have questions to ask that will better the community. I understand you are new to these cars and have lots of questions. If you really don't want to search, then just spam every little thought over at m.net, they seem to like it.
its a simple question a few guys anwsered for me already. there is no need for him to tell me to search or do anything besides either post and be productive or not post... -that will be a problem if the car will sit lower than a na would with the same springs, the car is so low already i would be scraping everything. would have been nice, he would let me have them for 100. :vash: |
Originally Posted by Clos561
(Post 540925)
its a simple question a few guys anwsered for me already. there is no need for him to tell me to search or do anything besides either post and be productive or not post...
Don't worry, I will not post in any more of your threads...:jerkit: I wasn't going to respond but after two rebuttals to my one comment...fuck it. |
Originally Posted by Chapman
(Post 540948)
Next time just do a simple fucking search and there won't be a problem.
If you want genteel treatment, go the fuck on over to Miata.net. You'll be treated with kid gloves, and you won't get raped for being a dunce. 'Cause, if you had bothered to search either here or on Miata.net, you'd see plain as day numerous mention of Tokico Blues being referred to as "craptastic". :facepalm: :noob: |
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