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Some Honest Info From Some SRT-4 Owners

Old Feb 16, 2005 | 11:05 PM
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Go with the Eibachs, those coilovers are cheap crap, they should work for a little bit, but my money is on them not lasting long.

I have the Eibachs and the ride is just as good as stock or better and it lowered it almost 2" all the way around. Now that they have settled it is hard to get a jack under the car without driving up on boards and it is hard as crap to get it on a drive on lift for oil changes and alignments.

As for state inspection you should have no problem because the springs look stock except for ride height and no body really knows what the hell this car is supposed to have on it. Plus I think the only way they can fail you is if the springs are not of a oem quality which Eibachs are.

Here is a picture of mine after being lowered but before they settled. Now that they have settled the tires are right at the fender if not slightly tucked up front and right at the fender in the back.

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Old Feb 17, 2005 | 06:37 AM
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Originally Posted by srt4hokie
Go with the Eibachs, those coilovers are cheap crap, they should work for a little bit, but my money is on them not lasting long.

I have the Eibachs and the ride is just as good as stock or better and it lowered it almost 2" all the way around. Now that they have settled it is hard to get a jack under the car without driving up on boards and it is hard as crap to get it on a drive on lift for oil changes and alignments.

As for state inspection you should have no problem because the springs look stock except for ride height and no body really knows what the hell this car is supposed to have on it. Plus I think the only way they can fail you is if the springs are not of a oem quality which Eibachs are.

Here is a picture of mine after being lowered but before they settled. Now that they have settled the tires are right at the fender if not slightly tucked up front and right at the fender in the back.

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That srt looks hella lower than my dsm. I don't see how you guys can drive cars around that are lower than mine, I have a hella time just getting around w/o scraping my stock muffler or my front bumper or sometimes the middle support. Even when I do the whole riding sideways to get over stuff thing.
Old Feb 17, 2005 | 07:03 AM
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Originally Posted by elementalwindx
That srt looks hella lower than my dsm. I don't see how you guys can drive cars around that are lower than mine, I have a hella time just getting around w/o scraping my stock muffler or my front bumper or sometimes the middle support. Even when I do the whole riding sideways to get over stuff thing.
Dammit Cartmann.... quit saying "hella"!
Old Feb 17, 2005 | 09:12 AM
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Originally Posted by elementalwindx
That srt looks hella lower than my dsm. I don't see how you guys can drive cars around that are lower than mine, I have a hella time just getting around w/o scraping my stock muffler or my front bumper or sometimes the middle support. Even when I do the whole riding sideways to get over stuff thing.
It's not that low.. tick photography it's just high grass with an enlarged house in the background.
Old Feb 17, 2005 | 07:07 PM
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Default Re: Some Honest Info From Some SRT-4 Owners

Originally Posted by cootees
It's not that low.. tick photography it's just high grass with an enlarged house in the background.

no..its pretty fuckin low. i gotta bust out the boards to get it on my drive on lift....and its pretty low.

the front bumper is the main thing that makes it low, it scrubs like a bitch if you dont watch it.


and if you want to lower one....gimme a holla. if i recall, i got richard his springs for quite a bit less then anywhere we looked.

as for the cheap coilovers...they fail. i have explained it a few times, i will go deeper into it if you want, but my fingers hurt and the woman needs me in bed, so i am out.
Old Feb 17, 2005 | 10:18 PM
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Originally Posted by Turblowedneon
Hey,

Whats up everyone, I was just wondering........ considering im working on a low budget here I need an answer about the coil overs on ebay .Do they really fit our cars or are they just some BS ..im not really worried about the ride quality .Everycar i have owend does not ride very well, but i just want to know do i have to worry about these things falling apart. I understand you get what you pay for in the auto world but im just trying to get my dump truck on the ground. Some info please Im beggin no flamin. Well ..................ok just al little
If your referring to the groud control kit it sux
guy i know in vinton with the blue srt had them and they popped and pinged and made all kinds of noises
he's got mopar/kw coilovers now same as me
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