EIBACH prokit or sportline??

[triniboi12]

looking to lower my car right now and its riding on MS3 wheels... im driving a 06 GT sport hatchback. Since i put the MS3 wheels on i love the look but still a big gap between the wheel and the car. Looking for some advice on which springs would give my car a nice low look but avoid any sorts of rubbing?

[BLKOUT]

I have the Pro-Kits on mine. It is a decent drop and there is not much wheel gap.

[hood]

prokit is a nice mild drop without many/any problems. I think most members on here didnt even use a camber kit with there prokits. Just remember the sportlines is a lower drop so you could run into spending more on parts (spring, camber kit, etc) and depending on where you drive could damage the bottom or bumper of the car.

I also heard that when you buy sportlines its really wears down you dampers, so you may need to upgrade those in the future too. (correct me if im wrong)

if you dont wanna change your driving habits then go prokit.

[triniboi12]

yea def not looking to spend more on parts lol but yea ive heard the Pro kit is most commonly used... what kind of drop did u get from your pro kit?

[dentinger]

buy my (used) sportlines!!!!!!

[Flagrum_3]

yea def not looking to spend more on parts lol but yea ive heard the Pro kit is most commonly used... what kind of drop did u get from your pro kit?

1.3"-1.4" drop, leaves a 1 inch gap with the oem 17" wheels, not sure with your wheels though.


_3


.

[Dave_The_BMXER]

I like my sportlines... but I fear speed bumps.

[Kevin@nextmod]

I'd go with the prokits as well. with the 18s, they'll fit very nice against your fender and as stated, you'll have less problems down the road

[dentinger]

i only ever scraped on the overly large ones.

but if you go slow enough, and go at em on an angle, you'll be fine.

[3GFX]

Pro-Kits...but if ur using MS wheels you really won't have to worry about rubbing.

[Unoriginalusername]

I have camber links if you want them too :) post pics of the wheels on your car