Stock struts don't handle a drop very well. You'll need to consider replacements if you want to lower the car.
This is a discussion on Eibach pro kit within the Suspension & Wheels forums, part of the Tech & Modifying & General Repairs category; 2010 wrx is my dd....just looking for cost efficient drop...new to the wrx scene, coming from a 2002 reg cab ...
2010 wrx is my dd....just looking for cost efficient drop...new to the wrx scene, coming from a 2002 reg cab truck in which belltech was used for my drop...
any advice would help..thanks
Stock struts don't handle a drop very well. You'll need to consider replacements if you want to lower the car.
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i installed the eiback prokit @ approximately 10,000 miles on my 2006 wrx. i'm now approaching 66,000 and have yet to have any issues whatsoever with the springs or OEM struts
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You need to consider matching your spring rates with strut damping. I believe Eibach Pro-kit is considered "OEM Fitment" so it will "work" with stock struts, but IMO it's not ideal. A lowering spring will have a stiffer spring rate to keep you from riding the bump stop, and as such you'll be closing in on an under-damped suspension. Consider a decent set of springs matched with a good set of struts... don't lower just for looks.
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